Sentence examples for professional mores from inspiring English sources

A moral identity can come from a religion, a culture, professional mores (like the Hippocratic oath), a cosmopolitan humanism or sometimes just an insistent voice inside us.

One possible explanation is a shift in professional mores: conditions such as this one have evolved from being considered private, personal afflictions to diseases with a clear health impact.

"We became more professional, more clever," he said.

Isis is trying to make its hostage videos look more professional, more entertaining, even.

He defends the new corporate involvement this way: "It's just more professional, more structured.

"It's much more professional, more physical, more powerful – and the players are getting stronger and faster all the time.

It is, however, more of an art fair than ever, more professional, more dotted with small, framed, salable works.

Because I had the naïve feeling that it would make the film look more "professional," more stylized, and less naturalistic.

Burton felt it was his role to nurture such talent, which is looking more professional more quickly than ever.

He added: "I'm more professional, more experienced and technically I'm better.

"The whole recruitment process needs to be more professional, more diverse and, equality-wise, fairer.