Sentence examples for past practitioners from inspiring English sources

"In the past, practitioners of Cantonese opera studied the art form through an apprenticeship".

The NHS is now responsible for the delivery of prison healthcare, however in the past practitioners in forensic mental health services have lacked confidence in prescribing stimulants, perhaps due to a lack of clinical guidelines.

In the not-too-recent past, such practitioners carried it off with an admirable crabbiness like Bob Gibson or disarming bonhomie like Don Drysdale, but Clemens goes it alone.

Though theories about what constitutes the right organization have changed several times in the past century, practitioners and students of management still hold the assumption that there is a single right form of organization for every business.

Good luck on race day, but if you make it past yoga practitioners and Soulcyclers, trust in their market-fresh sushi and locally famous blue crab hand rolls.

The methods used in this paper are similar to those used recently in Australia to examine past general practitioner and nursing retirement [ 8] but using different data sources and projecting the patterns of retirement into the future.

Past and present practitioners of fantasy fiction in print and movies reacted to the views with awe — and some new ideas.

In the study of Solomon et al [ 1] only 7 of the above mentioned 43 subjects (16%) who fulfilled the criteria of CFS after clinical evaluation, were ever diagnosed as CFS in the past by a practitioner.

Always run your plan past your general practitioner or a licensed nutritionist[1].

In the past, salaries of general practitioners (GPs) have been considerably lower than those of hospital doctors, who can supplement their income from the National Health Service with cash from lucrative private patients.

During the past decades, researchers and practitioners in optimization had a keen interest in approximate solutions of optimization problems.