Sentence examples for practice to run from inspiring English sources

It is not unusual for medical practice to run ahead of scientific findings.

During training camp, he kept rookies after practice to run 20-play scrimmages.

But what does it mean, in practice, to run a whole enterprise this way?

With a growing consulting practice to run in Jericho, Mr. Levine had little time for editorial wheel-spinning.

"Ron was working his butt off during the day seeing patients, and then he has the business of the practice to run at night," Dr. Biddle said.

Her husband, who had earlier quit his law practice to run a restaurant and gourmet food and wine store, had recently declared bankruptcy.

Many entrepreneurs do not have the requisite knowledge of common business practices to run a startup.

What does that mean, you ask? Simply put, it means that they are dedicated to using only socially and environmentally responsible practices to run their business and they have met the accountability and transparency standards set by the B Corps.

Spending cuts are, in practice, expected to run closer to 40% for local government and other public services already subject to cuts.

We identified two randomised studies at Robert Gordon University using practice pharmacists to run 'medication review clinics' in GP surgeries rather than community pharmacists in their own pharmacies.

These practices seem to run afoul of Federal Trade Commission policies.