Sentence examples for considered practise from inspiring English sources
He sees, finally, that behind this self-effacing display of apparently effortless mastery there are thousands of hours of deliberate, carefully considered practise.
Walker et al. [ 34] showed a substantial percentage (86%) of students considered practising in rural areas after completing their rural clinical rotation [ 34].
Along with 85% of the respondents they consider "practising" or real Christians, they believe it is "important or very important" to talk to non-Christians about Jesus.
If seeing a voice coach seems a little extreme, then consider practising in front of a particularly articulate friend or family member.
If you are generally pretty shy and have a hard time talking to girls then consider practising in front of a mirror.
Indeed the practise of using thromboprophylaxis for cancer patients with CVC is now considered routine practise in many oncology centres across the UK.
Concordance between markers is taken as robust evidence of population structure [eg. [ 44, 45]] and is considered best-practise when defining fisheries stocks [ 46].
Starting from the required position of familiarity, questions students will be asked to consider, and practise endlessly, will almost certainly include: "Why isn't there ever anything nice to eat in this house?" Many pupils may even discover they have a natural gift for this.
Provision of objective, evidence-based counselling in the context of induced abortion services is considered global good practise.
Where a doctor with health problems is considered fit to practise only with limitations, he or she is invited to agree to 'Undertakings', which usually include following the recommendations of his or her general practitioner and treating specialists, and consenting to communications between the GMC and those treating the doctor.
The Phelps family consider these practises the true definition of Christian love, proving that what they lack in compassion they more than make up for in creative exegesis.
