I have slighted my mother, whose emotional and professional attachment to The New Yorker drew me inexorably toward writing and editing and, in time, to the magazine itself.
Julia, whose marriage to her longtime director (Jeremy Irons) has long been a primarily professional attachment, falls into an affair with Tom Fennel Shaun Evanss), a sweet-faced, penniless American who turns out to be a callow adventurer.
Cameron and Hilton have been friends for 20 years but as the concepts they worked on, such as the "big society", have failed to make an impact, so their professional attachment has waned, the authors write.
Barfleur's captain was Sir Samuel Hood, later to become Viscount Hood, who formed a close personal and professional attachment to his subordinate that continued throughout Inman's military service.
She also undertook a professional attachment for her DrPH at UNMIK's Department of Health from June 2001-October 2001.
All persons interviewed agreed to do so by prior appointment as part of their professional attachment to the institutions.
The referred woman without a health-care professional attachment figure started making emotional bonds with the NN.
Examples of this were in the case of incomplete handover and personal professional attachment to the patient's clinical well-being and care.
Candidates admitted to postgraduate diploma courses were generally required to undergo a period of professional attachment or internship in the field of nutrition during the course.
And those with a sentimental attachment to Pluto who are still angry about the whole affair (and there are many, including some professional astronomers) may take some solace from the fact that this is not the first time in history that something like this has happened.
Then came some professional setbacks.
