Sentence examples for professional leaves from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we will ensure that if a health professional leaves the study, then their replacement will receive sufficient training in both the intervention and the data collection procedures.

Right from the start, when Ethan and Peter get involved in a fracas and thrown off their flight, Phillips doesn't really bother with ordinary logic, fluffing the loss of Peter's I.D. (what sort of professional leaves his wallet with his luggage?), as if to stress that what matters here is the bonding of his two leads, and nothing else.

In some programmes many students, even those who don't go professional, leave the university without a degree.

Robert Gibbs, the White House press secretary and mouthpiece of the concessional left, struck out at what he called the "professional left" for not singing Obama's every praise and swooning at his every action.

The 34-year-old Donovan was making the point about the hazards of recruiting talented young players and having them turn professional, leaving the cupboard bare and all of that.

Mostly, however, the so-called "professional left" has a string of very good cases.

(You heard no complaints about "the professional Left" coming from his administration).

While Robert Gibbs was yelling at the "professional left," the "amateur left" -- that is to say, the Democratic base, was sticking by Obama, steadfastly.

So we take a professional leave for a few years until the cost of daycare decreases (toddler fees are much more manageable).

The dirty little secret of the "professional" left is that a lot of us were sipping the same strong tea as our fellow Americans on the far right.

(And Williams rightly points out that even after this renewed "professional left" joustery, the "base" -- in terms of actual liberal voters -- remain pretty foursquare behind Obama).