Sentence examples for lay population from inspiring English sources

To return a priest to the lay population is to obfuscate this theological principle.

The general level of education of the lay population gradually increased.

It is important that our clinic become recognized because the perception by the lay population as well as many health care professionals is that leprosy is nonexistent.

In your post about the Filipino origins of the Delano Grape Strike, you note that Filipino American figures, and Filipino American history in general, is "forgotten" by scholars and the lay population.

Although it was designed originally to provide the wilderness colony with a continuing supply of trained clergy rather than an educated lay population, its graduates became community leaders, and schooling soon was provided colonywide.

With his patriarchal colleague, St. Sabas, Theodosius induced the monastic and lay population of Palestine to resist the attempts of influential Eastern churchmen and Byzantine princes to impose the heresy of the Monophysites (those who believed that Christ had one, essentially divine nature, rather than both human and divine natures).

However, studies have reported limitations in BLS training outcomes for both health professional and lay populations, and noted the resource and time-intensive nature of traditional training approaches.

I write for and am featured in national news broadcasts, magazines, newspapers, and websites on issues related to obesity, and I speak to lay populations to educate them about this disease.

Most studies show that lay populations have a universal dread of cancer (Fallowfield, 1997).

For people who can measure blood pressure at home, the risk score can also be applied to lay populations.

However, a joint assessment of the overall differences between results from the patient and lay populations should take into account the repeated utility measurement from individual subjects.