Sentence examples for longer being trained from inspiring English sources

"Singers are no longer being trained to act with their voices like they used to do," he said.

In that spirit, our residents are no longer being trained to do operative obstetrics, and so the young doctors do not know how to do forceps deliveries or vaginal breech deliveries.

At the FBI, new agents are no longer being trained, many investigations are not being opened on a timely basis, and criminal cases are being closed prematurely.

That narrative has been beset with sorry circumstances: by the time its construction was completed in 1966, the number of vocations to the Catholic priesthood in Scotland had fallen dramatically, while a Vatican II encyclical from 1965 declared that priests should no longer be trained in the countryside but in the communities they were to serve.

Owing a debt to the late works of Le Corbusier, this highly expressive building complex, at once ancient and modern, opened in 1966 just in time for the Roman Catholic Church to decide that priests should no longer be trained in out-of-town seminaries.

Future generations will no longer be trained in my trade.

Following his return, he declared he would no longer be training in the off-season with the Canucks' director of player development, Dave Gagner, under whose supervision he suffered his back injury.

This unfortunately was the case here, with a new service being introduced during the study period, with care managers being asked to act as mentors for the staff of the new service; a turnover of staff (including maternity leave) with new staff taking longer to be trained and recruit clients; and the reduction in workload expected after the pilot study not occurring.

The Continental Army had two main types of troops: diverse local militia forces who tended to return home whenever a particular danger was past; and the "Continentals," a unified standing force whose members enlisted for longer terms and were trained more thoroughly than the militia.

After their participation in the program, people no longer waited to be trained but instead asked for the training they needed.

The patterns above show that the AG and PG performed worse than the other two groups, although they were trained longer than the other two.