Meanings of it professional in English

Thinking it professional to prevaricate, he murmured something about a nervous breakdown.

They worked from front to back and kept it professional.

Nor was it professional anxiety that prompted this delay.

Keep it professional and lock the door next time.

Still, we kept it professional during the recording.

Maybe we'd better keep it professional.

I suppose they consider it professional.

Call it professional curiosity, the lure of an impromptu interview that insinuates you into the middle of something.

Call it professional pride.

You would not find any stronger advocates, be it professional social work practice, or for the protection of children, than those social workers.

Serbia wants to reform its 38,000-strong military to NATO standards and make it professional, better equipped and mobile.

LinkedIn has so far been keeping it professional compared to rival networks, giving them a unique position in the job-hunting and networking markets.

Instead, she called it professional distancing and used her career as an excuse to keep everyone in her life at a safe distance.

Taking care of human needs was important, he thought, but in their present circumstances "keeping it professional" might be the best policy.

Keeping talent at home was "something all sectors are challenged by... be it professional cricket, nurses, doctors or chartered accountants," he said.

Each for its own ends-beit professional pride, personal glorification, hard cash, or revenge-isequally anxious to find the evidence and establish a case.