Sentence examples for older practitioners from inspiring English sources

In the early 21st century it was done as a couple dance, but older practitioners often dance apart.

But dismantling private practices without regard to the consequences would lead to huge disruptions in availability of care and large-scale retirements of older practitioners.

The site is gathering momentum along with a mood of greater acceptance and respect for the older practitioners of style consciousness.

Of course, there are as many views as there are black practitioners, but there is now a younger generation out there who are telling us very different things from older practitioners.

The decision to investigate a possible relationship between age and answers is based on the theory that older practitioners are more likely than the younger ones to think that the third molar can cause crowding.

When older practitioners make bold conceptual innovations, it is often because they have been jolted out of their normal routines.

"I spoke to one older practitioner, and he felt he'd be liable if he tested his patients and they didn't want to know the diagnosis," said Dr. Lisa Fitzpatrick, an AIDS specialist at United Medical Center in Southeast Washington.

Pax World, one of the oldest practitioners in the field of socially responsible investing, paid a $500,000 penalty.

I'm like one of those old practitioners who used to visit my law school, full of bluster about life in the real world.

Name any of the old practitioners of football street law and you will see players of infinitely more rounded skill than those of today who have invited the harshest spotlight.

Later, the heat and smoke were found not only to help preserve the food, but also to make it tender enough for the toothless young and old to eat.The oldest practitioners of open-pit cooking are thought to have been the Polynesians.