Sentence examples for academic and practising from inspiring English sources

Academic and practising lawyer Dr Kate Seear's curriculum vitae would fill pages – suffice to say, she is an expert in the intersections between drug and alcohol use, gender, family violence and the law, and had (incidentally) spent the days before the podcast broadcast reading the Royal Commission on Family Violence's 1,900-page 1,900-page an academic papereportwas co-authoring on the subject.

The research protocol was designed by a multidisciplinary study team consisting of social scientists, academic and practising pharmacists and a general practitioner.

Christopher Carr, an academic and practising lawyer, called the implementation of Section 1 "slightly awkward", suggesting that in some ways it was more limited than the provisions contained in the Sale of Goods Act 1893 from the seller's point of view.

NA is a doctoral qualified nurse academic and practising pain nurse.

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A test embankment was established on the soft Ballina clay and practising engineers and academics were invited to make predictions of the behaviour of the embankment.

Take the University of the West of England, where 200 law students and academics run a legal clinic with the Bristol Citizens Advice Bureau and practising barristers.

But up to that point, I'm focused on Armando's ideas and directions – I'm practising, practising and practising.

We did everything we could in the off-season to prepare for the new year, and that included practising, practising and practising some more.

But art schools then were a melting pot of academic staff, practising artists and students, so no newspaper critic working while Lynton was at Chelsea had a hotter hotline, and none was better able to sort the hype from the chaff.

In addition, six practising academic GPs, two practising paediatricians, and a 'basic skills professional', who focused on improving readability, reviewed the emerging booklet.