Sentence examples for sense professional from inspiring English sources
Though he had left academia behind, Erdmann's reasons for going to Iraq were, in a sense, professional.
Neither Andrews nor any other sports physician will say it this way, but in a very real sense professional athletes have served as guinea pigs.
Actors are, in a sense, professional liars - good actors use their faces, voices, and bodies to weave a convincing story.
While there's no surefire investment formula, it does give amateurs a substitute for the gut sense professionals have, or think they do.
For example, certain professionals on the team might believe that their role is being encroached upon and that their sense of professional identity is eroding [ 21, 22].
The sense of professional satisfaction will have ripple effects that will reach much beyond these communities – and last longer than the next professional boom.
For them this year will be a journey in every sense: geographical, professional, emotional.
The strikes are thus partly about reclaiming a sense of professional pride and middle-class stature.
The history and philosophy of education were removed from teacher training so that teachers lost any sense of professional autonomy.
"For some people it isn't a burden or drain but gives them a sense of professional renewal," she said.
Connolly was well aware of this opposition - in one sense, his professional life was erected on it.
