Sentence examples for professional zone from inspiring English sources

The field is a particular professional zone where life is supposedly harsh, yet rewarding.

His 10th album, "False Priest," pulls him out of his home studio into the professional zone, with the producer Jon Brion and guests including Solange Knowles and Janelle Monae.

Thereby the politics of the research process has been concealed in ways that in fact serve the interests of the technology proponents, as well as creating a comfortable professional zone for the ELSI researcher (see for instance Balmer and Bulpin [2013]).

As night descended upon the city, the avenues seemed to open up, the hot-dog vendors, mini cab drivers, bouncers and professional Zone 1 sleazebags arising from their vampiric slumbers and flocking onto the streets.

Because he had pushed us out of our comfortable, well-delineated professional zones.

In his own well-drilled way he tries every bit as hard as his peers; it is just that he gives the appearance of not doing so, a gifted amateur in a professional war zone.

On the other hand, the program and the makeup of the participants effectively forced me to come out of my professional comfort zone and carry on dialogues with a broader spectrum of world citizens, and also to reflect on the impact of science and technology on humanity and the responsibility of scientists.

Mike and the Founder sent me to take over Washington, DC to build in 1995 and I started bringing in interns working to replicate Mike's 'belief in me' style of management with sprinkles of high expectations and challenge to leave my professional comfort zone.

The anti-feeding ordinance was passed partly to prevent deer from being lured away from the professional killing zones.

Bella is a West Coast woman or rather a particular kind of West Coast woman who exists beyond the professional war zones of San Francisco or Los Angeles.

And it is career suicide, if not professional malpractice, to "zone out" or surf the web during a meeting/presentation/deposition/trial/surgery/real estate closing because the work isn't as entertaining as a television reality show.