Sentence examples for professionally dealt from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's time to establish a safe place for ice users along the lines of the heroin injecting centre: a place where users can be monitored, where adverse physical and mental reactions to the drug can be professionally dealt with.

"It is bigger than just the accounting, it is about who we are as a country, how we professionally deal with the challenges," she said.

Those who professionally deal with testimonies - detectives, say, or criminal lawyers - must find extraordinary the exactitude of recollection in such works of fiction.

Police professionally deal in motives as well as evidence.

Then Angels owner Arte Moreno got directly involved before this weekend's home opener at Angels Stadium, and the full shape of the tantrum was made clear: where the rest of us saw a man struggling with addiction comporting himself professionally and dealing with a relapse in precisely the right way, Moreno saw dollar signs.

In other words, talking and listening offers opportunities such as what to say to patients when they want to talk about their spirituality and spiritual concerns, provided nurses have been prepared professionally to deal with such spiritual issues.

A BBC spokesperson said: "On live TV unplanned things happen and this was dealt with professionally and appropriately by Sian".

Is that something that you've dealt with, professionally or personally? A. My father lost his eyesight at age 50 and died at 63.

About a year ago, I measured and sat down to draw the site to scale, but this is a place quite unlike any other garden I have dealt with professionally.

So while, on the face of it, a mid-season trip to London may be viewed as an inconvenience, it's am inconvenience with which the Knicks have dealt smartly professionally.

The report alleged that Solomon had brokered art sales between a dealer and people whom he dealt with professionally as a CBC journalist, such as Carney and BlackBerry founder Jim Balsillie.