Sentence examples for practices feel from inspiring English sources

One wonders how people who have lost their homes because of abusive lending practices feel about their "advocates" forming an alliance with mortgage lenders on this issue.

To spice up the monotony, he said, the team will not practice as often as a full-time team and will go on short trips to make some practices feel like away games.

"Some of the older practices feel like versions of a Rube Goldberg machine," he said.

There's a growing number of artists and collectives in Portland whose practices feel revelatory and pointedly inclusive in a state yearning for diversity.

Practices feel pressure to grow in order to compete with other local providers, and to strengthen their negotiating position with insurers.

A British Medical Association survey last July of 4,000 surgeries found that 40% of practices felt their facilities were inadequate to deliver services to patients.

More commonly, however, practices felt that training had been badly timed or difficult to apply in practice.

Some GP practices felt that older people were less likely to attend as they were resistant to change.

The high response rate to this postal questionnaire based study could indicate that practices felt that the issue of patient AT was important.

Some general practices felt more timely information was required initially, mostly as patients presented with the CMO letter to parents prior to a similar letter reaching providers.

Two practices felt that AF decision-making was often in the hands of consultants, and all GPs reported seeking advice from secondary care regarding the need to initiate or continue warfarin in specific patients.