Sentence examples for every practitioner from inspiring English sources

Not every practitioner finds reason for concern.

Dickey called his pitch an angry knuckleball, not a butterfly, and its speed may separate him from every practitioner who came before.

In "Assault on Lake Casitas" (Shark Press, 1990), Brad A. Lewis, a sculler and Olympic gold medalist, writes, "Every practitioner of the sculling game eventually collides with something -- a bridge abutment, a navigational buoy -- pray it's not another sculler".

As every Christian Scientist, and every practitioner of Christian Science knows, to mention the name of a practitioner who is absent to a patient receiving treatment, as a suggestion is malpractice and wholly at variance with all my teachings.

Journalism from the mid-60s to the late 70s – and that includes virtually every practitioner we remember today – was a renaissance compared to the present age, a bureaucracy of fact and process and convention at the expense of language and expression.

The future of health care in the United States depends on every practitioner delivering safe, effective, and efficient care.

It is therefore essential that every practitioner-patient interaction is positive and non-judgmental, taking all available opportunities to change women's negative perceptions of maternity care which are often a barrier to utilising services [ 22].

Fortunately it is becoming much more easy in the 21st century for every-day practitioners to be able to find out for themselves.

Every thoughtful practitioner is aware that he is creating something new.

Every frontline practitioner, committed manager and service user in need knows that claims like Burstow's are not true.

It so impressed the Department of Health that it paid for a copy to be sent to every general practitioner in Britain.