Sentence examples for first practitioners from inspiring English sources

Social stagnation through education is epitomised by the recent influx of Teach First practitioners.

For example, he was among the first practitioners to insist on purity for drugs.

I'm a pot doctor.' " Medical marijuana had been legal in Oregon since 1998, and the doctor, Phil Leveque, was one of the state's first practitioners.

N.M.R. spectroscopy began in 1946, and Dr. Lauterbur, one of its first practitioners, was able to read every article written on the subject.

Rather, they were said to have been shot by Fran?s Reichenbach, one of the first practitioners of cin? v t who received credit as the production coordinator).

Their mathematical rigour stands in strong contrast to the "proofs" of the first practitioners of integral calculus in the 17th century, when infinitesimals were reintroduced into mathematics.

Bookmaking is legal and regulated in England; a man named Ogden is said to have been its first practitioner, in about 1795.

His ethnological interests link with the influence on his work of Jean Rouch, an anthropologist who became the first practitioner and theoretician of the documentary-like film style cinéma vérité ("cinema truth").

That Saturday, Juan Atkins, who is often credited as the first practitioner of Detroit techno, played a set that began with Kraftwerk, then moved into pop songs that reflected the band's influence, like Yaz's hit "Don't Go," from 1982.

In a letter to dentist William T. G. Morton, the first practitioner to publicly demonstrate the use of ether during surgery, he wrote: "Everybody wants to have a hand in a great discovery.

On Being the First Practitioner of Lean: "For me the challenge was how do you systematize this and turn it into a management practice that actually does not just have people pay lip service to it but really actually do it".