"In practice, less and less has been generated over the last five years.
Serena Williams joked that her curtsy needed practice, less elbow, more toned down.
"Torts made a smart move — we practice less," Lundqvist said of Tortorella, who has also canceled some practices in recent days.
The Rangers' valuable backup goaltender, Martin Biron, sustained a fractured collarbone during practice, less than three hours before the 3 p.m. deadline.
The report also found that 70percentt of the doctors in private practice in underserved neighborhoods practice less than 16 hours a week, making care that much harder to come by.
I opened a paperless medical practice less than a year ago and will save $30,000 a year by not having to hire someone to manage files and charts.
I think we are better off in general having doctors who practice more risky kinds of medicine paying higher malpractice rates than doctors who practice less risky types of medicine.
And while we may ask why the children can't practice less to prepare for their robotics competition, many of us are the first to object if lack of preparation means a lack of success.
The longbow was dependent upon the life-style of the English yeomanry, and, as that life-style changed to make archery less remunerative and time for its practice less available, the quality of English archery declined.
A is said then to be a strong acid in the solvent SH; similarly, acids with readily measurable dissociation constants (in practice less than about 0.1) are known as weak acids.
The experience we have had in the Green Belt Movement for the last 30 years shows that it is possible to mobilise millions of individual citizens in every country to plant trees, prevent soil loss, harvest rain water and practice less destructive forms of agriculture.
