Sentence examples for a speciality with from inspiring English sources

Logistically it makes sense not to have people criss crossing the country, and in theory, the idea is that if one person has a speciality with a certain club, they have better contacts, are more able to have a bigger picture outlook beyond the boundaries of one game or press conference, and can chart a team/player/manager's development.

The neonatal nursing field is a speciality with specific learning needs relating to the neonate within the family centred context that requires a person-centred understanding of the parent experience.

It was decided to compare patients within general medicine and orthopaedics as it was hypothesised that a speciality with a relatively high proportion of planned admissions (orthopaedics) would find it easier to implement the revised guidance than a speciality with a relatively high proportion of unplanned admissions (general medicine).

A bowl of little, twisted trofie pasta, a Genovese speciality, with a kind of wetter, tomato-less beef skirt bolognese, was very good, its deeply savoury gravy a testament to what can be achieved by the patient cooking of herbs and finely chopped vegetables.

To help the establishment of a respectable speciality with a solid base from which to train registrars, a number of senior emergency medicine practitioners were added to the speciality register under the "grandfather" clause.

Judged by Ward to have "outstanding cuisine and high standards, an extremely comfortable vessel," it also has a heated pool, cabins with double balconies and a speciality restaurant with open kitchen – yet it still doesn't make five stars, rated at only four star-plus.

I think these new models of care could define innovative roles in the future, especially for those who want to find a way to combine a speciality career with the flexibility of primary care (beyond being a GPSI: GP with a special interest).

Handmade sausages are a particular speciality, with the spicy Bishopton winning fame locally.

Emergency medicine is a tiny speciality, with fewer than 4,000 doctors in contrast to 32,000 GPs – and yet it consumes an inordinate amount of airtime.

Radiography is a healthcare speciality with many technical challenges.

Interventional radiology (IR) is an invasive speciality with the potential for complications as with other invasive specialities.