Sentence examples for practice of about from inspiring English sources

But as St . Lukes moved forward with its plans to acquire most of the Saltzer Medical Group — a practice of about 50 doctors in Nampa, Idaho, about 20 miles west of Boise — St. Alphonsus filed an injunction to block the purchase.

Research conducted at INSEAD and The Wharton School, and published in Psychological Science, found that even short-term mindfulness meditative practice of about 15 minutes can help you make wiser choices when making decisions.

If you're not interested in expert level achievement, you can break down learning into a systematic practice of about an hour a day for a little less than a month.

A good solid practice of about ten to fifteen minutes a day will build up your conditioning and the power of your voice, anymore than this is simply overkill.

This is the definition given by the free online dictionary: "Slang: The act or practice of going about in a group threatening, robbing, or attacking others".

Make a practice of talking about smells as you experience them.

SEVERAL years ago, the columnist Paul Krugman veered from his usual practice of writing about the economy and began writing columns about the war in Iraq.

And the Federal Trade Commission has been looking into the practices of about a dozen major data brokers.

The Federal Reserve, for example, is conducting side-by-side comparisons of the pay practices of about two dozen of the largest banks.

Retaining the Bevill exemption, allowing for beneficial use of CCRs, reflects the industry practice of deploying about 40% of the residue stream.

General Boykin has made a practice of speaking about his job from the pulpit while wearing his uniform.