Sentence examples similar to through professional means from inspiring English sources

Professional means "probably started as a hobbyist".

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Turning professional meant that they looked to concert halls rather than folk clubs for their gigs, and they also achieved a reputation beyond the folk enthusiasts through the first of a series of BBC television programmes, Dance 'n' Skylark.

The employment world has changed dramatically in the last 80 years, with increasing numbers of jobs requiring, through professional or legal means, specific degrees or certificates.

But the country's main gain is a symbolic one: for the first time it has won a battle with Chile, and it has done so by peaceful, legal means and through professional diplomacy.

To fulfil expectations in regard to quality improvement through team-based care, health care professionals meant to work together need shared time/space contexts to communicate, overcome interprofessional and interpersonal conflicts, and make sense and together define who they collectively are and what they do as a clinical team.

Improving the quality of teaching in remedial courses through professional development, reclassification of such teaching positions, or other means the institution of higher education determines appropriate.

I went through professional and personal hell.

Unions stress improving them through professional development.

Belonging through professional care and competence.

Educate yourself through professional studies.