Sentence examples for not specialising from inspiring English sources

The notion of an autocratic maestro dictating performance practice to such professionals was a nonsense to him, and other ensembles (including many not specialising in early repertoire) began to adopt a similar policy.

"AB de Villiers is a great example to both kids and those who run sport of the advantages of not specialising too early.

I have tried to avoid it by not losing contact with the institution I'd been working in before and by not specialising in too narrow a scientific field.

"I think he's in a difficult positions now, because because he can do so much he'll end up doing everything and maybe not specialising in one thing," Wiggins said.

The challenge of adequate assessment of progress is exacerbated for women who access services not specialising in maternity care.

Qualitative studies assessing the inpatient experiences of people with diabetes suggest dissatisfaction with the level of care received including reports of staff not specialising in diabetes appearing to lack a basic knowledge about diabetes, leading to suboptimal care [ 4].

Ryan Lochte, who does not specialise in 100-metre freestyle, went last, and set the second-worst time of 47.74 seconds.

He did not specialise in any particular genre but understood intuitively what was good in its own terms.

Train 15,000 existing teachers who do not specialise in maths and physics to be able to teach these subjects.

"This court, with all due respect to the people in it, is not specialised to deal with the trial of the president of the republic.

"They are not specialised in trauma or anything like that and to witness the things people are witnessing would take a massive toll on anyone," he added.