Sentence examples for choosing to practise from inspiring English sources

"Many young and talented lawyers are no longer choosing to practise in crime.

An evidence base exists that identifies predictors for medical graduates choosing to practise rurally.

While it appears that the crude association is somewhat similar for males and females (OR 2.52 and 1.94), there are considerably fewer females than males from both rural and metropolitan backgrounds choosing to practise in a rural area.

WHO recommends targeted admission policies to enroll students with a rural background; locating health professional schools, campuses and family medicine residency programmes outside of capitals and other major cities; and exposing undergraduate students of various health disciplines to rural community experiences to increase the likelihood of graduates choosing to practise in rural areas.

Bob chose to practise what most of us profess.

I chose to practise law as a barrister because I wanted to support feminists in erasing discriminatory laws against women.

Mason Crane may rejoice in a name that suggests solidity, but he has chosen to practise cricket's most fragile of arts – legspin.

The Briton's rapid ascent in recent months was given a stamp of approval by Roger Federer on Wednesday, when the five-time US Open champion chose to practise with him.

The reason I chose to practise on the poli-nerd is 'cause I knew he was harmless and that I wouldn't see him again, so I didn't feel self conscious.

Graham, his CP with aphasia, used significantly more of the strategies he chose to practise during therapy (writing, mime, keywords).

This study confirms that the influence of rural background on where unrestricted doctors choose to practise is similar for GPs and specialists.