Sentence examples for more practices in from inspiring English sources

A more stringent test of performance would involve practices using a different clinical computer system; however, recording of ethnicity in other general practice databases is at present likely to be too low for a meaningful comparison, as EMIS has more practices in ethnically diverse areas.

So yes, the Orioles need more practice in celebrating.

Johnson said this week that he needed more practice in the 200 meters than in the 400 and would skip the latter event in Seville, his first European meet of the year.

The choice of AG to modify the Con Edison identity is surprising because the agency is far more practiced in developing and polishing brands for fashion and apparel marketers than for prosaic purveyors of power and heat.

"There are those who will tell us that our party should nominate someone who is more practiced in the art of pursuing power, that's it's not yet our turn or our time," Mr. Obama said.

BUT Mr. Peres, who shared a Nobel Peace Prize with the late Yitzhak Rabin and the Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat for the Oslo peace accords, is considered more practiced in the ways of the world.

As we're rolling through the beautiful Malverns, some of the same members of the Noisettes plus Cubain, the Africa Express horn section, Diabel Cissohko and more practice in the rehearsal carriage.

Use this graphic organizer as it is written, or as inspiration for your own version, perhaps incorporating pictures as well as words for more practice in visual note-taking.

The doubles field here is annually flooded with a disproportionate number of top singles players who are looking to get more practice in outdoor matches as they come back from a few weeks off or the circuit of indoor tournaments.

"[They are] so much more knowledgeable, so much more practiced in the art of starting up".

"Maybe the Chinese were given more practice in note naming," he says.