Sentence examples for steady professionals from inspiring English sources

Rates of attrition among so-called "mid-list" writers, steady professionals who can no longer find publishers to support them, have begun to rise alarmingly.

In "Zero Dark Thirty," in contrast, torture is something that steady professionals do in quiet rooms, and that only cowardly politicians question.

Elliott is one of those steady, professional jockeys that no one seems to notice.

But Updike acquired, early on, a singular reputation for effortless virtuosity and steady professional recognition.

Both candidates are qualified, but Ms. Genovesi's steady professional manner and reputation for fairness stand out.

After the war Leahy's ability brought steady professional advancement: rear admiral in 1930, vice admiral in 1935, and admiral in 1936.

Tebow is as self-effacing and steady a professional athlete as exists.

Some concerns were raised among the British diplomats as to the reliability of Raikes' askaris, but they proved to be steady and professional troops hardened by military drill and several expeditions to East Africa.

By contrast, the British army was a reliable steady force of professionals.

"There is a critical need for a steady supply of professionals and enthusiasts with field surveying and identification skills; without them much of the biodiversity knowledge that underpins informed environmental stewardship will disappear.

Once the footage has been filmed, it's analysed and any jolts are removed so that the finished product looks steady and more professional than the average smartphone video.