Sentence examples for a practice that serves from inspiring English sources

In any cacophonous political year, campaigns rely on overwrought language to break through the din, a practice that serves only to escalate the daily war of words.

More often, he uses a firm, regular meter, a practice that serves him well in dance music.

In establishing this means of connection with the feelings, hopes, and problems of "ordinary" Americans, Mr. Obama is adopting a practice that served President Franklin D. Roosevelt well during the Great Depression.

Given our aim of evaluating the impact of this multimodal intervention on disparities in cancer screening, we targeted a practice that serve large numbers of low-income and minority patients.

In large populations, it is a general practice that serves as a patient's first point of contact with the overall health care system.

In addition to running the theater, which he bought in 2007, Dr. Paukman, who is 69, juggles a medical practice that serves mostly Russian-speaking immigrants in Brighton Beach.

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The PCIM is a mixed internal medicine and geriatric outpatient practice that serves the residents of Olmsted County.

Dr. Kermit Gosnell, 70, ran a filthy medical practice that served as a pill mill by day and an abortion mill by night, a grand jury concluded in January.

The exposure was the type of paediatric practice that served the child: individual, network or group practice.

She was honorably discharged after one year for disability — she was pregnant with their first child — and has worked as a civilian pediatrician in practices that serve military families.