Sentence examples for better practised from inspiring English sources
According to the nurses, the topic of self-management is more appropriate for a later phase, and can be better practised during more extensive interventions.
Their mothers, better practised at dissemblance, maintain huge grins, so the picture overall is like watching opposite emotions on the same face, parallel universes in which the best and the worst thing has somehow happened simultaneously.
Commercial milk production: is practised in regions of better rainfall and with access to markets, mostly near to urban centres.
People who've grown up singing along to their favourite songs will probably be better singers than average as they've practised hearing and reproducing those sounds".
If I am honest with myself, do I also detect a residue of unreconstructed masculinity, like crumbs in my pocket, that excuses all this by making me think that women, and certainly the woman I live with, are better at looking after small children, more practised, more suited to it?
This activity was perceived to support preparedness for clinical practice: ' I feel better prepared for my first real patient having practised skills on deceased people'.
Those of us more practised in the art of Christmas jumper-wearing know better.
If they are to serve the public better, many other changes are needed in the way health care is paid for and practised.
As Britons keep a practised eye on the flood alerts, brace themselves for more rain this week, and hope forlornly for better weather one day, the Met Office has issued a cheerful reminder that London's 1948 austerity Olympics weren't bathed in constant sunshine either.
'With eyes as practised as mine': Venie Holmgren.
