Sentence examples for reduced professionalism from inspiring English sources
"But they should be more cautious about making sure that casual manner does not lead to reduced professionalism".
A sense that equipment, endless rehearsal and the utmost professionalism has reduced that risk to the point of being negligible – but not quite gone.
In April, the Police Department began a stop-and-frisk training course with a new component, "The Nobility of Policing," meant to reduce animosity through professionalism and respect.
By committing ourselves to professionalism alone, the faith based NGO world has been reduced to just another cog in the machine of international development.
The faculty and administration expressed concern over the strength of the team and made efforts to reduce the influence of professionalism on the players.
For example, Rapport et al. note that a well-organised workspace engenders a sense of professionalism and reduces the likelihood of dispensing error, while layouts that make pharmacists too accessible to customers can invite ill-timed interruptions to consultations or dispensing.
Justice Scalia argued that "the increasing professionalism of police forces," the increased availability of civil rights lawsuits, and other checks on police wrongdoing have sharply reduced the need for such measures.
The proclamation praised him for bringing professionalism to the police department and reducing crime.
The irony is that this approach leads to a loss of professionalism and autonomy, which simply fuels stress levels, reduces motivation and makes it less likely that teachers will have the capacity to improve themselves.
Healthcare has made great efforts to reduce preventable patient harm, from externally driven regulations to internally driven professionalism.
We likewise agree that optimizing patient hand-offs, medical education, and trainees' sense of professionalism should be priorities as interventions are developed that reduce consecutive work hours to ensure the safety of patient care.
