Sentence examples for professional tendencies from inspiring English sources

The prevalent cultural, ideological and professional tendencies assert the need for a drastic review of it, or even its effective elimination.

There is a man with a gun, who turns out to have been a lawyer so has a perhaps professional tendency to deliver speeches about politics, morality and jurisprudence in a post-apocalyptic world.

Looking to the future, Ralph W. Muller, the chief executive of the University of Pennsylvania Health System, said, "The real challenge of running an academic medical center will be tempering the business ethos of acting instantly with the professional tendency to make measured judgments".

"It's right on the cusp right now," Maggie Hallahan, a San Francisco-based photographer who shoots both advertising and editorial assignments, said of the professional tendency toward film or digital cameras.

An elected government with popular support would be better placed to work with the moderate, secular, professional tendency in the army to tackle extremism and bring Pakistan's poor the economic development they need.Sadly, there seems little hope that the security forces will abandon the habit of a lifetime and allow truly fair elections.

Challenging the professionals' tendency to protect their turf, he established group homes, organized lobbying groups for families, and played a role in closing the notorious Willowbrook institution on Staten Island.

But psychologists have a field day with the professionals' tendency toward outsize financial gestures, attributing it to an odd sort of mind-set that develops when they are suddenly in a different financial world than longtime friends and family.