Sentence examples for bad practitioners from inspiring English sources

Public bureaucracies struggle to root out bad practitioners and force bad institutions to close.

The art seems likely to survive in the hands of bad practitioners.

As in all professions, there are good and bad practitioners; Mark is a good one and I highly recommend you consult with him first for your family law matters".

"Individual facilities recognize that if they don't weed out bad practitioners, they'll get creamed as Medicare starts penalizing hospitals for poor performance, so they collect these metrics and share them with us," he said.

Just because you cannot afford a high-power lawyer does not mean that you can be taken advantage of by bad business practitioners.

Although the Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply reported that conditions for manufacturing were less bad than a month ago, insolvency practitioners warned of more bad news to come.

These were not bad or psychologically flawed practitioners; they were outmanoeuvred by aggressive parents, and overcome by the suffering and sadness in the atmosphere of such homes and in children's lives.

It's almost as bad for community radio practitioners who act as the voice of social movements: they are continually harassed or charged with using the airwaves without a licence, and the law has been designed to prevent them from procuring the advertising revenues that might make them even half solvent.

David Shemmings, co-director, Centre for Child Protection, University of Kent: "High caseloads and staff shortages have powerful but bad effects on the way practitioners handle and process strong emotion.

Gabriele Sohr (assistent medical director) (rehabilitation centre "Klinik Weser Bad Pyrmont") and all the practitioners in both institutions.

Notably, concerns about drugs are four times more frequent in both groups than concerns resulting from bad experience with conventional medical practitioners.