Sentence examples for practice devoted from inspiring English sources

He has a private practice devoted to that.

Just before he turned four, his parents took him to Denver to see Linda Silverman, a psychologist with a practice devoted to gifted children.

A breast cancer patient can, for example, find out if a recommended surgeon has a practice devoted exclusively to breast disease versus a more general practice.

In November , 1994 just before Brandenn turned four, the Bremmers drove to Denver to meet with Linda Silverman, a psychologist with a practice devoted almost entirely to gifted children and their families.

[C8.] Agency to Open Youth-Oriented Unit McCann-Erickson Worldwide Advertising today plans to introduce a new practice devoted to marketing to young adults, defined as consumers aged 18 to 24.

Erica Johnstone, a San Francisco lawyer who is one of the few in the country besides Goldberg with a practice devoted largely to sexual privacy, recently told me about a case that she worked on in 2013.

Meanwhile, Chewbacca survives his surgery but resigns from his medical practice, devoting himself to philanthropy.

Greg presumably hopes that this admission will finally cure pundits of the habit of blaming both sides for the failure to reach a Grand Bargain — or, in practice, devoting most of their criticism to Obama.

Nine out of thirteen (13 = n) teachers indicated they altered their classroom practice, devoting more time to teaching pronunciation and feeling better equipped to do so than before taking part in the experiment.

10 12 Given the potential improvements that changes in behaviour can bring to health, health research and clinical practice devotes considerable time and effort to behavioural interventions.

Critics of the NYPD's post-9/11 turn have been arguing that practices devoted to fighting terrorism have violated the Constitution.