Sentence examples for professionals off from inspiring English sources

One overly simple way to think of it is as a "WhatsApp for doctors," helping to wean healthcare professionals off of using the popular messaging app professionally, which is entirely unsuited for a regulated industry like healthcare.

That partly reflects a decision to take several events for arts professionals off the public programme.

There is concern in unions that talent shows, built round amateurs, are driving professionals off primetime TV.

Tagliabue's message had not changed: conduct yourselves like professionals off the field, and both honor and learn from Stringer's death.

He was diagnosed with Alzheimer's at the age of 52, his relative youth throwing us and medical professionals off the scent for a couple of very painful years.

Following relegation and a season of upheaval, Wanderers trimmed their exhaustive wage bill by cutting more than 20 professionals off their books.

For the Knicks to recapture the magic of two seasons ago, it is imperative that Ewing and his humbled teammates behave as professionals, shaking off the off-season affronts and just playing ball.

It is a really good idea to try and attend a workshop run by professionals in off-road unicycling.

Rod Laver of Australia, currently the No. 1 player among the professionals, carried off the first open Wimbledon.

But didn't all the military professionals sign off on the timetable, Gregory asks?

Cole has vehemently denied trying to get another professional sent off, saying: "I do not dive.