Sentence examples for professional hallmark from inspiring English sources

You might consider your Gainsborough portrait half-cooked (his professional hallmark was the unfinished look), but at least it was Gainsborough all the way.

That soft-focus background effect is a hallmark of professional photography — and of big-aperture, big-sensor cameras.

Now, like all pocket cameras, the S90 has a tough time creating that sharp-subject, blurred-background effect that's such a hallmark of professional S.L.R. photography.

The application of knowledge to the care of critically ill patients is a hallmark of professional nursing practice.

Fine control of lysosomal degradation for limited processing of internalized antigens is a hallmark of professional antigen presenting cells.

NLRP3 activation is a hallmark of professional phagocytes involved in the immune responses.

The capacity to reason in the context of uncertainty and to solve poorly defined problems is a hallmark of professional competence in medicine.

The capacity to reason in the context of uncertainty and to solve ill-defined problems is a hallmark of professional competence in medicine.

Naturally, the new stadiums will have skyboxes, giant television scoreboards, naming rights and all the other "revenue enhancers" that were long thought to be the hallmarks of professional sports franchises.

Despite proposals that a fixed limit be set for the number of guns allowed to be sold informally before background checks kick in, Obama is announcing instead that any volume of transactions could force the seller to obtain a license if other hallmarks of professional activity are detected – something opponents argue could be used to persecute those simply making a sale to a friend or relative.

One of the hallmarks of professional Rocket League teams is discipline, the ability of each member to rotate through positions on the field and cover their team – another word for it might be trust.