Sentence examples for conventional colleagues from inspiring English sources

In short she is the sort of MP who thereby infuriates more conventional colleagues, who see this as mere egotism.

His requests for participants and financial backing are met with heckling from his more conventional colleagues - until Lord John Roxton, a renowned biggame hunter, signs up for the expedition.

Just as dissenting economists are asking by what right their conventional colleagues demand to be taken seriously when no more than a handful warned of a coming banking crisis, so Parliament and the public should be wondering by what right psychologists demand a hearing.

I mean, in my work with Jewish addicts, I hear about the deaths of bright, young, talented people as often as my more conventional colleagues deal with weddings and bar-mitzvahs.

NT physicians had longer consultations, but they issued work incapacity attestations less often than their conventional colleagues.

Some CAM interviewees associated an evidence-based clinical approach with rigidity and criticized it either as a limitation for their own practice or likened it to shackles for their conventional medicine colleagues.

This is significant, because, earlier in the book, Anna described a rather conventional male colleague as someone who "seems to be listening to something that happened a long time ago, when he would have been more at home".

Hollenberg argues that even while striving to collaborate with their CAM colleagues, conventional medicine practitioners in these clinics continue to perpetuate patterns of conventional medicine dominance by maintaining control of overall patient care and using conventional medicine language as the primary form of communication throughout the clinics.

But since being embarrassed in an upset by Mr. Miller, a protégé of Sarah Palin's, in the Republican primary, Ms. Murkowski has defied conventional wisdom and her colleagues in the Republican establishment by waging a credible race as a write-in candidate.

In the process, Cech and his colleagues overturned conventional wisdom about the interactions between DNA, RNA, and protein enzymes in the evolution and reproduction of life.

Mirabella and colleagues compared conventional controlled ventilation with a mode that combines several potentially lung-protective properties - non-invasively applied neurally adjusted ventilatory assist - in an animal experiment.