unprofessional的示例

• She was doing her best to help, but her manner was a bit unprofessional.

• I know she felt annoyed, but that angry outburst was totally unprofessional.

• It's a bit unprofessional to talk about other members of staff like that.

• I hope she didn't think I was being unprofessional.

• It's very unprofessional to let your private life spill over into your working life.

• Supplementary arguments over access to water resources, the ' unprofessional' and secretive policy-making process, and contesting the supposedly beneficial integrative effects of the territorial proposal were all utilised by opponents.

• We decided that it would be unprofessional and distressing to send her a recruitment letter, although she did not satisfy any of the of cial exclusion criteria.

• Ethical concern is heightened by the organization of cosmetic surgery as a consumer-oriented business supported by heavy use of marketing, much of which is misleading and unprofessional.

• Unfavorable peer reviews of such testimony could lead to dismissal from the association or even the filing of charges of unprofessional conduct by the state licensing authority.

• Secondly, it restores confidence in the insolvency practitioners industry and outlaws people who, sadly, are found to be either inefficient or unprofessional.

• A man who is dismissed from one of these great societies through unprofessional or dishonourable conduct may to-morrow offer himself as a public accountant.

• I am sure he is right, but it is irresponsible, amateur, and unprofessional.

• I have constantly said that it is wrong and unprofessional to disrupt the education of children.

• I cannot recall any local government reorganisation which has been approached in such an unprofessional way.

• I say "regrettable" because the teachers who strike are, in my opinion, unprofessional.

• Without the protection of that section, the public have remained prey to the inexperienced, unqualified and unprofessional people who call themselves estate agents.

• I voted 'for'; however, the report is raw and unprofessional.

• If a captain does anything unprofessional, whether in obedience to a control of movement order or against it is beside the point.

• He said that they had adopted unprofessional and unethical tactics.

• They say that this was "in all its manifestations intrinsically unethical, unprofessional and unacceptable".