Sentence examples for no longer practising from inspiring English sources

461 questionnaires did not reach the addressee owing to postal problems or typing errors; 608 responses did not include a completed questionnaire (e.g., physician no longer practising or not the attending physician).

From the non response survey another 57 were identified as no longer practising or not having received the questionnaire.

Of the 534 physicians surveyed, 27 were not reachable because they had moved and 42 were ineligible as they were no longer practising or were not seeing elderly patients.

Of the 316 GPs originally selected to be in the sample, 7 were no longer practising, 5 returned surveys with more than 20% of items unanswered, 116 failed to respond before the end of September 1999, leaving 188 GPs who completed the survey.

What they call the mature middle class, those with an annual income of 170,000 rupees ($3,200) for a family of five, no longer practises sex selection.

Mr Jones's wife Nora comes from a family of fortune-tellers, but she no longer practises: the church frowns on such superstitions.

Crone, who no longer practises law, joined Rupert Murdoch's UK newspaper division in 1985 acting for both NoW and the Sun.

American companies and investment banks pulled business and resources out until the apartheid was officially ended and race discrimination was no longer practised.

"I am looking for a way in which I can still have priestly ministry when there are some things I can no longer practise, or I can't currently practise, and for me that's about integrity".

She is set to appear at the Hay-on-Wye festival, where the straight brigade will doubtless be disappointed to learn that she no longer practises the sex that she writes about.

The right of the common marl – the digging for clay in the forest – died out in the 19th century, and the right of turbary – to cut turf – is no longer practised.