Sentence examples for disciplines from inspiring English sources

We're really trying to break down the silos between the different digital and traditional marketing disciplines and bring them all together in a strong, creative team.

We considered a very broad range of candidates across geographies, disciplines and backgrounds - including all those who took part in the editorial hustings - in our determination to leave no stone unturned in the search for the best person to lead this now global and much respected media organisation".

Shows tend to involve recent academy graduates of all disciplines and nationalities, as exemplified by the site-specific installations, drawings, performances and paintings from the multicultural and nomadic Palatti collective.

Guardian Masterclasses offer a broad range of short and long courses across a variety of disciplines from creative writing, journalism, photography and design, film and digital media, music and cultural appreciation.

Medical illustration developed hand-in-brush with the disciplines and methods of easel painting, so it's no surprise to see here the same stippling and chiaroscuro that, in other contexts, would be used to make the sylvan silvery or the steed puissant.

"This is a difficult path to navigate regarding the judgment of how a parent disciplines his child," Rick Spielman, the general manager of the Vikings at first.

Highlighting strengths in this way also reminds the team who is the go-to person for specific disciplines on future collaborative projects, increasing the likelihood of excellence down the line.

Art Basel establishing a Miami Beach outpost in 2002 raised the bar for Miami artists from numerous disciplines, not just the visual arts.

www.foyles.co.uk About Futurecity Founded by Mark Davy in 2007, Futurecity is interested in developing collaborative relationships between artists and other disciplines, whether science, architecture or technology.

So I bringing them back slowly in all disciplines - this month I don't want my athletes working to more than 85% of their heart rate, and for most of the time it will be less than that.

But how do other programmes integrate a culture of writing within their disciplines?