Sentence examples for many practising from inspiring English sources

Many practising British lawyers agree, and this seems logical to many laymen as well.

His vagueness has irritated many practising Christians, and the piece has been criticised by the Guardian as a way of "fishing for votes".

Today, there may be as many practising Muslims in England as there are practising Anglicans; though in the 20th century, at least, Islam's expansion has mostly come about through population growth and migration, rather than conversion.

But two years into his term, Mr Lagos has failed to carry out his campaign promise to legalise divorce a measure that nearly all Chileans, including many practising Catholics, do want.

Royle says teaching other people to write creatively all day is not that conducive to writing creatively at night, but predicts the books are coming: "A great many practising writers are working as lecturers in creative writing and if they all follow their own advice to write what you know then they're all going to be writing campus novels".

We don't see many practising engineers in the media (BBC2's recent Engineering Giants, which put engineer Rob Bell at the forefront, was an honorable exception).

Some 87% of Indonesians are Muslims, but many practise a tolerant, syncretic creed that neither evangelises nor excludes (see article).

Many practise what is known as "laser-shopping", entering a retail outlet to buy a particular product at a particular price, having already compared prices and quality online.

A considerable proportion of radiologists are fellowship or subspecialty trained and many practise as multispecialty radiologists.

Computer games provide a great way to study learning: they are something people spend many hours practising, and they automatically record every action people take as they practise.

And, anyway, Murray views the area as a second home after spending so many weeks practising at Miami University just before Christmas.