Sentence examples for many practitioners and from inspiring English sources

(Many practitioners and scholars prefer alternate renderings of the word "voodoo," like "voudou" or "vodun," which they say more accurately reflect its origins).

Many practitioners and commentators argue that they are not – that editorial approaches suited to the middle of the last century, with a scarcity of bandwidth and in an age of media concentration, are now redundant in the digital age of plenty.

Clarence House said the prince had been echoing the concern of many practitioners and patients about the directive and had been seeking "an appropriate regulatory regime with the dual purpose of preserving choice of practitioner and product, while also maximising patient safety".

It was designed as a bundle of sequential Fortran codes, and today it is still in use by many practitioners and researchers.

There aren't many practitioners and there is a sole surviving master who embodies the technical and traditional expertise: Singh Nihang.

This, I believe, has to do with the initial scepticism and resistance from many practitioners and theorists that art existed in a capsule that was somehow worthier than the mass/lo-brow machinations of the internet.

So, where is the quality?" (Past participant, rural, male) Many practitioners, old and young and across all categories (participating, dropped out and never participated in CY) stated that the Caesarean section rate is relatively high in private practice because it is the preference of the practitioner to do elective surgery in cases with complications.

There are many practitioners, peacebuilders and even advocates, like The Peace Alliance and many others, who are championing and trailblazing these new paths forward.

Thus, despite numerous compelling arguments for the implementation of transition programmes for chronically ill adolescents, many practitioners, researchers, and policymakers are uncertain of their effectiveness in eliminating bottlenecks in care delivery, and thereby improving the quality of care.

"The complexity I tried to build into the game and the question I still have after studying so many practitioners of game and pick-up art coaches is: Is 'game' inherently bad?" Washko ponders.

The effects of key parameters of the dome on the damping forces, which are of interest to many practitioners, are presented and discussed.