Sentence examples for new practitioners from inspiring English sources

And Biotronik is not the only company courting new practitioners.

Moran typifies the new practitioners, who are clean and college- or conservatory-taught.

The new practitioners, she believes, "will come up with another form of art, incorporating who they were and who they are".

The justification for CPD is undeniable and, as the BSB suggests, it is all the stronger for new practitioners and those returning from a break.

As cuts slice into the mainstream, we may yet find that this anarchic underground is the future of dance – the breeding ground of its hottest new practitioners.

Fortran saved a lot of labor, enabling professionals to program a problem about five times faster than before; it also opened up programming to new practitioners.

For a new practitioner, True hit the ground running: 29 houses in 1891; 34 in 1892; 33 in 1893.

The difficulty is most acutely felt if, like me, you are also a new practitioner and must do double the CPD and choose from a limited range of "accredited" activities.

Yoga teachers and practitioners around the world instantly respond, "It's not about flexibility!" But with images of bendy yogis increasingly public, it's hard for a new practitioner to feel welcome in the yoga space.

They then negotiated their treatment in the private sector with varying degrees of commitment (or loyalty) to an individual practitioner and occasionally with the threat of exit to a new practitioner [ 31].

TA 'worked' through the process of diagnosis and on-going disclosure (both backward and forward looking) facilitated by the therapeutic relationship, leading onto new practitioner insights assisting them to reform/modify their diagnosis and change the treatment.