Sentence examples for largest practitioner of from inspiring English sources

The kicker:  "Now the Massey Energy coal company, the largest practitioner of mountaintop removal, and a few corporate cronies are accomplishing what the Pleistocene could not: flattening Appalachia's mountains, obliterating those ancient forests and historic landscapes". .

These corporations are some of the largest practitioners of camo-washing and many have already cashed in on veterans in other unethical or illegal ways.

Most telling, perhaps, the bill was sponsored within ALEC by ExxonMobil, one of the largest practitioners of fracking — something not explained when ALEC lawmakers introduced their bills back home.

In the meantime, Salomon Brothers Inc., a large practitioner of this investment play, has offered up the results of its own study, which concluded that volatility in the stock market is actually decreasing.

Look at the two large practitioners of these methods, Russia and China.

This consists of a few hundred or so researchers scattered around the world, plus a very large practitioner community of people who engineer slopes to prevent landslides (for example, building railway embankments or road cuttings) or try to fix them when they have occurred.

This is the first study to provide an insight into the workload of childhood fever at one of the largest general practitioner (GP) out-of-hours centres in the Netherlands during a full year.

Mr. Held, now in his 40's, is a familiar practitioner of the large‐scaled, hard‐edge ab straction which came to prom inence in the sixties.

Practitioner of Christian Science.

The three CM specialties to which the invited physicians belong have the largest numbers of practitioners in the Netherlands.

The practitioners of large-scale RNA interference screens have followed the yeast playbook closely by, for example, barcoding interfering RNAs (or leveraging the hairpins of short hairpin RNAs as barcodes) and using PCR amplified barcodes from large population screens to deduce strain or cell line abundance (Ketela et al. 2011).