Sentence examples for professionals rather than a from inspiring English sources

Comedy is portrayed as a craft purveyed by ambitious professionals rather than a temperament moored in angst; the tears of a clown stay in Smokey Robinson's song instead of dampening these pages.

As stroke care is one component of the job specification for many community-based health professionals, rather than a full job specification, comprehensive listings of staff involved in stroke care were not available for most relevant professional groups.

"They are not used to a professional rather than a political approach".

It also had the advantage of requiring a full-time, permanent, and professional, rather than a temporary, editorial staff.

L'Epigramme is small — about 30 seats at the most — yet unlike Le Gaigne it has a professional rather than a family feel.

It's an idea I've heard before, typically from people who completed their undergraduate degrees at elite universities, but never went to graduate school (or went for a professional rather than a research degree).

Mr Blair claimed, to some incredulity, when he gave evidence to the Leveson Inquiry that when he was Prime Minister the relationship was always "professional" rather than a personal friendship.

"You want to be approachable... but it's about being viewed as a professional, rather than a friend," she explains.

But it's good to get a paycheck, and it's also good to feel like a professional, rather than a struggling artist in a garret.

Although everyone who interviews should do this, it is important to give the impression of being a professional, rather than a homebody.

The present use of the biopsychosocial model mainly depends on the individual skills of the professionals rather than on a well-planned strategy.