Sentence examples for professional worth from inspiring English sources

The summer share was once something almost every young New York professional worth his or her shoulder pads and power suit did in the 1980's.

My hope is that study registration will stand the test of time – that it will free future generations of scientists from having their research and professional worth assessed on the most stupid of all grounds: whether their experiments produced "novel and exciting results".

A proud player like Pennington does not watch his professional worth plummet — from being the league's comeback player of the year in 2006 to the Jets' second-string quarterback in 2007 to their discard pile in 2008 — without taking stock of his life.

And any structured finance professional worth their salt would know or should've known that deals that came in 2007 that were CDO [collateralized debt obligations] squared were nothing more than sham transactions to hide losses.

They may have lower self esteem that might result in diminished appraisal of their professional worth [ 32].

At its worst, the aims of this exercise introduce 'conflict' in a system that is meant to inspire 'confidence, enthusiasm and a sense of professional worth' [ 3].

Reforms to enhance competition, especially among professional services, worth 10% of GDP, would help to gin up productivity more generally.

IN Vietnam, any professional driver worth his fee commands a boggling array of hand signals that he flashes to oncoming drivers to avoid the police.

Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., the professional tightwad worth $25 million who is President Bush's budget director, has plenty of money to pay for landscaping at his big waterside home in Indiana.

Today the team is one of the most valuable franchises in professional hockey, worth $250 million.

Any professional boxer worth his salt will tell you the rules of the game matter.