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Examples of professionalize in a Sentence
The country is professionalizing the military.
Recent Examples of professionalize from the Web
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The Washington Post reports that Kelly has done Herculean work to professionalize the West Wing and put a sense of discipline over the place -- but there's no instilling a sense of discipline in the boss.
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He was drafted second overall in 2005, a full year before owner David Glass hired Dayton Moore as general manager and gave him the money to professionalize the place.
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Convincing—just like the new narrative that a military man for a chief of staff will professionalize this team of knife-wielding infants.
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Kushner and Ivanka were thrilled with Kelly’s appointment, the White House official added, sensing that Kelly could professionalize a West Wing in need of a management change.
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Kushner and Ivanka were thrilled with Kelly’s appointment, the White House official added, sensing that Kelly could professionalize a West Wing in need of a management change.
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For centuries before science became professionalized, regular people looked for patterns in the world around them.
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Conway tapped Van Ness, a former executive with Diane von Furstenberg and Speedo America, to use her retail savvy to professionalize the Golden Door as a business, Van Ness said.
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Nowadays, every facet of American life seems to have become acutely professionalized, from modeling to skateboarding to computer gaming to competitive eating.
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First Known Use of professionalize
1856
PROFESSIONALIZE Defined for English Language Learners
professionalize
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Definition of professionalize for English Language Learners
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: to make (an activity) into a job that requires special education, training, or skill
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