Sentence examples for less practising from inspiring English sources

Khalid El-Quandili, a former world kick-boxing champion, who in the past few days has been acting as a mediator in Clichy-sous-Bois, says that few have any authority over the young men, who are mainly of North African origin and 'more or less practising Muslims'.

A possible explanation for delayed presentation in black and ethnic minority women is poorer knowledge of breast cancer symptoms and less practising of breast awareness compared with white women (Scanlon and Wood, 2005).

If Paxman had spent a little longer reading the rules, and less time practising his sneer, he might have asked better questions.

In the UK there are less neurologists practising than in other disciplines and though hard evidence is lacking in the Caribbean, a review of the yellow pages in Trinidad & Tobago tends to suggest this may also be the case.

Compared with the UK graduates, international medical graduates were older and more likely to be male, to have had less time practising in the UK, to be of non-white ethnicity, and to have undergone more ARCPs in the study period.

Here again, Sinn Fein has carved out the liberal ground, although most of its voters are more-or-less practising Catholics.

Suicide was declared intellectually pure, though less often practised.

Exclusive breastfeeding of infants under 6 months old was less commonly practised among HIV-positive mothers than among the general population reported in the DHS-study in Uganda – 24% of HIV-positive mothers and 63.2% of the general population mothers according to the 24-hour recall data [ 18].

It reveals that the new China is good at repression but less adept at practising communism.

"I am probably practising less than I have done in my whole career and playing some of my best snooker.

In a recent survey, Swedish nursing students reported of less support for practising evidence-based in clinical education than in academic education [ 18].