Sentence examples for professional separation from inspiring English sources

All those tensions usually mean that intrapreneurship results in professional separation, or even divorce.

'Direct personal' vicarious trauma is where I experienced trauma associated with witnessing devastation making a professional separation from my objective subjects impossible.

Readers of the Chronicle of Higher Education last year followed the story of Joshua and Kathleen, a psychologist and a chemist, as they sought, publicly but anonymously, to end 4 years of professional separation by finding work in the same area.

However, their personal relationship survived this professional separation.

Discussion of the tensions between professional roles and the pervasive stereotypes and attitudes which can shape interprofessional interactions are reported elsewhere [ 15], however it is interesting to note that students' experiences at university rarely included attempts to break down the silos, thus potentially perpetuating the professional separation.

Yet those same technologies came to reinforce a different kind of separation: between professional artist and audience.

Be warned: in an egalitarian landscape with minimal separation between professional television analysts and some guy with old Auburn games on his DVR, one can easily go from curious newcomer to nationally recognized expert who gets 3 a.m. text messages about Mohamed Sanu in just a few weeks.

(TCM Vault Collection, shop.tcm.com, $39.99, not rated) ALSO OUT THIS WEEK A SEPARATION A professional couple in Tehran is torn apart by the wife's decision to move abroad and the husband's intention to stay behind and care for his ailing father.

Contrary to the notion of 'shared' or 'integrated care' that often assumes a 'seamless' health care, we will focus on the negotiated order of GP-specialist cooperation, showing the precarious localized arrangements that allow both a bridging and a separation of professional activities concerning patient care.

Although the sport's governing body, the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association PRCAA) isn't shy about latching onto the term "cowboy," I learned there's a distinct separation between professional rodeo athletes and the grittier version who actually herd and tend to ranch animals (often in addition to competing in their own, local rodeos).

It is commonly cited that as one approaches the local level, the separation between professional, informal, cultural and corrupt practices and contexts becomes blurred.