pro造句

Search like a pro.

They debated the issue pro and con.

Americans know that they have done well by their pro-business and pro-wealth ethic.

Of course he was a plain pro-Nazi.

Much has been written on the subject pro and con.

That may have more to do with wrong-footing the new pro-western, pro-Romanian government in Moldova than pleasing Russia, which declined the offer.

When running (unsuccessfully) for the Senate in 1994, he was pro-choice on abortion and said he was more pro-gay rights than his opponent, Ted Kennedy.

Most people are neither pro-choice nor pro-life, but both; we cherish life, we value choice, and we trade them off with great reluctance.

Pro-Thaksin protesters are likely to be further enraged by the Election Commission’s ruling.

We'll teach you how to dribble, pass and shoot like a pro!

It was my first time on the bus, but I already felt like a seasoned pro.

So will doctors one day prescribe pro-oxidants to treat vascular diseases?

Most striking is the emergence of a vigorous bunch called J Street, which declares itself "pro-Israel, pro-peace" but is far keener to see the Palestinian point of view.

In order to replenish the population, the state instituted an aggressive pro-natalist policy to support single mothers.

Awesome video doesn't need to be recorded on an expensive camera, in HD, or edited by a film editing pro.

A veteran pro-EU campaigner in Dublin predicts that a No to Lisbon would end the same way.

Henceforth, however, it will not be possible to write of a monolithic pro-Israel lobby in America.

And, although Serbia still refuses to accept Kosovo's independence, it now has the most pro-EU government in its history.

One study suggested that monkeys "seek out" injections of THC - the active ingredient in cannabis - although this was criticised as "pseudoscience", admittedly by pro-marijuana groups.

It was irrelevant that the second-placed candidate, Abdullah Abdullah, would not take part in a run-off, fearing massive pro-Karzai rigging, as in the first round.

Mr Obama’s last stop is El Salvador. Its president, Mauricio Funes, is a moderate, pro-American leftist; and Central America is beset with drug violence.

He is anti-feminist and thinks women should be discouraged from pursuing higher education; but he favours a "secular" society, supports abortion and declares himself pro-gay.

Labour's pro-speculator and anti-industry bias has left the country far less capable of exploiting the benefits of a lower pound than ought to be the case.

The crisis in Ukraine has brought out their pro-Russian sympathies, most overtly when a motley group of radicals was invited to vouch for Crimea's referendum on rejoining Russia.

Closer to the capital Tripoli, witnesses in the besieged port city of Misrata told al-Jazeera TV that pro-Gadhafi snipers continued to attack them using artillery and sniper fire.

"Doctor J was ahead of everybody in bringing business to pro-basketball. Then the personas that Magic and Bird carried onto the court -- their smile, their competitiveness -- changed the way the game was perceived even more.

They were looking for a way to erode Roe v. Wade; besides, there was no political advantage to a bill that even most pro-choice senators and representatives would support.