Sentence examples for practice dealing with from inspiring English sources

A major element of this relates to racial difference as Chris must navigate an almost entirely white space (apart from the "help"), relying on a lifetime's worth of practice dealing with micro-aggressions and discrimination.

"The problem is that genetic counseling is a time-consuming, labor-intensive process that fundamentally is a money loser," said Dr. Mark I. Evans, director of Comprehensive Genetics, a Manhattan practice dealing with high-risk pregnancies.

Lundqvist, 29, has had a lot of practice dealing with the stress of being the last line of defense on a team that never seems to leave itself a margin for error.

"People are recognizing that it's an issue they are going to have to deal with," said Tracey Mihelic, a partner at the Baker & McKenzie law firm in Chicago and a member of its new practice dealing with energy and climate-change litigation.

Some scientists argue that REM sleep allows our brains a safe place to practice dealing with situations or emotions that we might not encounter during our daily lives; during REM sleep our muscles are temporarily paralysed, preventing us acting out these emotions.

My mother developed a time-limited practice dealing with delinquent children and middle class kids with severe reading disorders.

An immigration lawyer noted that informal adoption is common in many countries, including Guatemala, and that a large part of her practice dealt with trying to secure citizenship for immigrants whose paperwork had been falsified.

THE END OF COMMAND AND CONTROL Management, both in theory and in practice, deals with the legal entity, the individual enterprise, be it business corporation, hospital, university or charity.

Practicing dealing with uncertainty is the only way (CC: Jonathan Fields) to get comfortable with this fear.

Hayes had begun his law practice dealing primarily with commercial issues but won greater prominence in Cincinnati as a criminal defense attorney, defending several people accused of murder.

Measures included professional experience, type of practice, obesity-related continuing medical education (CME) and practice in dealing with obesity such as waist measurement.