Sentence examples for more practitioners than from inspiring English sources

It was a far better moment than the early 21st century is -- when poetry has become an art form with more practitioners than actual readers.

Some universities have established what they call professional doctorates for students who plan careers more as practitioners than scholars.

Here is Dr Eric Rose, of the British Medical Association, responding to a report in 1998 that there were now more complementary practitioners than GPs in the UK: "My main concern is the dogma surrounding this type of medicine.

But boxing requires madness, even more from its practitioners than its fans.

Global Skill Partnerships, in contrast, are a tool to help policymakers plan for a mobile world. 1 Rural US patients depend more on Nurse Practitioners than urban patients for primary care (Everett et al. 2009) and prescriptions (Cipher et al. 2006).

My point is that the battle of ideas matters even when those in power pour scorn upon it, or claim themselves to be no more than practitioners of "common sense".

Getting evidence into practice and implementing clinical guidelines are dependent upon more than practitioners' motivation.

"Patient expectations" was rated as more important by general practitioners than by hospital physicians and non-physicians (p < 0.001, Mann-Whitney test).

Emotional exhaustion and the depersonalisation were more remarkable among general practitioners than among dentists.

The results seemed more consistent across nurse practitioners than with registered or licensed nurses.

Anti-depressants and neuroleptics were obtained mainly from physicians and more often from general practitioners than psychiatrists.