Sentence examples for practice treating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kim invests in Korean real estate, and his wife has a practice treating patients with acupuncture and herbal remedies.

Linda Hutton, a social worker, has a longstanding clinical practice treating sexually abused children and families in Greenville, S.C.

Haenel plays Jenny Davin, a brilliant and idealistic young doctor in Liège who has refused a prestigious consultancy career to take up a community practice treating welfare patients.

Over the last decade, he built a thriving private practice, treating well-to-do gay men for everything from anxiety to coping with H.I.V.

A motivational, respectful approach and belief in the individual's ability to change is essential to my practice, treating people as I would want a family member to be treated.

When the father dies, leaving a pile of debts, Jonathan is forced to abandon his surgical training and sign on with an older doctor in a general practice treating poor miners and factory workers.

She agreed, but said the practice treats far more birds than reptiles.

He estimated that among the 500 patients his practice treated last year, 70percentto80percentcent had been referred by family or friends who had the surgery.

Every factory-farmed animal is, as a practice, treated in ways that would be illegal if it were a dog or a cat.

Although it is customary to make jokes about the stewards having had too much port with their lunch, they are in practice treated with the kind of unquestioning deference that was accorded to landowners in the Middle Ages.

Current practice treats LMS as a repository of learning objects relating only to specific courses and programs of study.