Sentence examples for Become practised from inspiring English sources

Europeans, in particular, have become practised at peacekeeping.

Indeed he has become practised at looking the other way when questions are asked.

The centre is now home to 40 women who will have counselling, learn English, literacy and computer skills, become practised communicators and effective leaders.

"I'm not particularly worried about it," Trudeau told the Guardian this week in an interview from his Ottawa office, adopting the brave face that has become practised as his popularity slides.

However technological facilities alone are an insufficient response to the imperative for students to become practised in clinical information and communication technology skills, since clinical students are learning "not only clinical skills but also how to be health professionals" as Egan and Jaye have said [ 14].

If there is one art form you particularly like, such as dancing or sculpting, then become practised in it.

They found that, of residents reported to have difficulty mastering surgical skills due to poor hand-eye coordination and intraoperative judgement, almost all overcame these problems (with further training as required) and most (92%) became practising ophthalmologists, the majority of which (65%) were surgeons.

It has become, in practise and in reality, a form of institutionalised racial discrimination.

Muhammad Saqib, 20, who is a student at Manchester University and active in the Birmingham group, has only recently become a practising Muslim.

In the 1950s he began to give talks on music, while his interest in art led him to become a practising artist.

Too much of a good thing ReprintsAs they rise in an organisation, people often become comfortable practising the skills that have got them thus far, and fail to ask how useful these are when working at a higher level.