Sentence examples for aggressive practitioner from inspiring English sources

He spotted an opportunity to go after the noncompetes at EMC, an aggressive practitioner, because it is being acquired by another old-line computer company, Dell.

Mr. Gingrich, Democrats and Republicans here agree, emerged as one of Washington's most aggressive practitioners of slash-and-burn politics; many fault him for erasing whatever civility once existed in the capital.

Already, technology's most aggressive practitioners -- today's digital commerce start-ups, which have no existing distribution channels to alienate, no preconceived notions of how businesses "should" be run, no old anything -- are beginning to bulldoze markets for existing products and are exploding traditional relationships with suppliers, regulators and partners.

The important concept of intellectual property is being undermined by some of its most aggressive practitioners.

Republicans are by far the most aggressive practitioners of ballot chicanery, up to and including the shameful intervention by the Supreme Court in 2000.

The most plausible reason for PCP specialty differences in screening is that family practitioners are less aggressive about offering CRC testing to their patients.

Moreover, a forgiving attitude towards aggressive fluid administration may encourage practitioners with inadequate training to overload their patients with fluid without appropriate monitoring.

The best Juyo practitioners should be aggressive in battle, but peaceful unless fighting is absolutely necessary.

He told me he fully expects to lose clients this year because other practitioners will give more aggressive advice than he will.

Perhaps even more exciting is that a thermogram can help a woman diagnosed with ductal carconoma in situ (DCIS) decide, along with her health practitioners, whether she requires aggressive or conservative treatment.

Our study also shows that practitioners perform much less aggressive evaluations on older infants.