Sentence examples for professional ideal from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, though, Fleming's hero remains caught between a dying entrepreneurial ideal with its attendant pleasure of a seemingly bounded power and a rising professional ideal which is at once more dynamic and social.
And while I never questioned the importance of a doctor's honesty, every year that couple and their son returned, I wondered again if my devotion to this professional ideal had come at a significant cost: their hope.
The problem is that over time, our political culture has promoted just "the professional ideal, which values only certain types of work and thus implicitly disdains the rest".
Through embracing the professional ideal of positively changing the way people live, I began to see the need for design of this kind to be present not just in a big city like this - but in rural and remote areas around the globe, too.
The legal historian Robert Gordon explained that "professionalism and the professional ideals" that lawyers follow are increasingly "camouflage for narrow economic self-interest".
The publication of legal-income statistics led partners to consider themselves free agents rather than bound by professional ideals.
Abandoning core professional ideals, and the resultant change in perception and policy, has taken a bigger toll on the profession than doctors could have imagined in that midcentury golden age.
The physicians described demands to realise their own high expectations, tacit professional ideals of adequacy and great competence or skill.
However, nurses also reported that not adhering to policy undermined professional ideals and quality of care [ 38, 87] and some workarounds were considered malpractice by nursing leaders [ 82].
Together they have encouraged fragmentation of care and a resulting disconnection of the physician from the patient, the nurse, and traditional professional ideals.
When nurses feel they are not able to fulfil their professional ideals in ethically difficult situations, they sense their moral self-image can be threatened, which causes them distress [ 11].
