Sentence examples for professionalized as from inspiring English sources

Social-services departments had been professionalized as if they were corporations.

It professionalized, as practically a scientific specialty, the understanding of progress in art.

One may wonder whether OHTs are truly professionalized, as they only exercise their activities under the supervision of the dentist, whether directly or indirectly.

Over time, the humanitarian sector has turned to several such theories of change to professionalize as a sector and to meet the needs of communities in crisis in a better way (Binder et al. 2013; Sandvik 2016a and 2016b).

As a result, youth sports are becoming professionalized at a cost to families, students, and academics.

As the discipline of history, the anti-novel, emerged, and especially as it professionalized, it defined itself as the domain of men.

Today social enterprise runs the gamut--most famously including the TOMS shoe company and microfinance projects worldwide--but the field has not always been as professionalized.

A scan of the catalog's biographies confirms that, almost without exception, the artists in the show are products of art schools, as often as not intensely professionalized, canon-driven environments.

As they professionalized the teaching and writing of history, the new academic historians sought to dislodge the picture of the American past that had been painted by their predecessors.

As the Internet comedy boom is increasingly professionalized and marketed, the rivalry between Google and Twitter may become as critical to comics as that of NBC, ABC and CBS.

Individuals who can be classed as freak-show performers (also called "human curiosities") were present in America as early as 1738, but they were not highly professionalized, and they appeared more often in the context of scientific lectures than in theatrical performance.