Sentence examples for female practising from inspiring English sources

I mean, you've just watched me do a photoshoot with all these very beautiful clothes on – exquisite things – but because I'm a female practising my art form, it has merged with fashion so that we've become another vehicle for selling and for aspirational promotion".

The ratio between male and female specialists practising in a rural area was very similar compared to GPs.

In this study, we demonstrated that female doctors practising in the UK were less likely to receive sanctions on their medical registration when compared with their male colleagues.

Like the Sun, it mentions the Elveden prosecutions and the doctor acquitted of practising female genital mutilation.

Egypt has increased the penalty for practising female genital mutilation to a sentence of between three and 15 years in jail, although campaigners say this will have little impact.

A survey in the central Indian city of Nagpur showing that the gender ratio in families where one or both parents were doctors was dramatically lower than the national average, suggesting that educated medical professionals meant to protect the girl child were themselves practising female foeticide.

Respondents were mostly female (70.7%), practising in the metropolitan region (84.5%) and had practised as general practitioners for a median of 19 years.

[ 1, 2, 4] On the other sexual practices, about 7% and 17% of the male and female youth were practising penile anal sex respectively.

Being female, younger age, practising in larger communities, having had some training in CAM as well as following a vegetarian or macrobiotic diet and doing physical activity were independent predictors of CAM recommendation and practice.

However, given the considerable under-representation of rural background students in medical schools and the reluctance of females to practise in rural areas, the selection of rural background students is only part of the solution to increasing the supply of rural doctors.

This is reflected in the adjusted associations, with males nearly twice the odds of females to be practising in a rural area (OR 1.89, 95% CI 1.60-2.23).