Sentence examples for a minority learning from inspiring English sources

In a study of Alberta family physicians 91% of respondents reported having learned the procedures in medical school or residency with a minority learning through clinical practice or continuing medical education[ 9].

And as a result of that, perhaps, a small, unfortunate minority learn to care through the cruellest of circumstances.

Most, I'd say, simply figure out how to get by, while a very small minority learn how to weaponize their more chaotic tendencies.

We sought to explore stereotype threat and other factors that might affect students from ethnic minorities learning in clinical environments, in a sample of year 3 (first year clinical) medical students and a sample of their clinical teachers.

It is regrettable that so few people have acquired the emotional discipline to override this longing and that only a minority has learned to tolerate uncertainty and ambiguity as a normal part of life.

One of its most popular workshops has been a seminar on "Learning How to Procure Metropolitan Transit Authority and Government Contracts," which is designed to help businesses owned by women and minorities learn how to compete successfully for contracts with the transit authority and other agencies.

I am referring to the additional cultural languages that those of us who are minorities learn to speak at our Ivy-league universities, or in the workplace or at a cocktail reception or on the golf course or at the country club.

That new minority is learning not to get waspish.

A minority party has to learn how to pick its battles.

All but a minority of Israelis have learnt from two Palestinian intifadas that the notion of a Greater Israel extending from the sea to the river is yesterday's fantasy.

Before the referendum, support for an exit from the EU was a minority position, but politicians learned that they could drum up support for their cause by stoking tensions and encouraging people to fear and despise each other.