Sentence examples for practices the largest from inspiring English sources

Thousands of fans have attended early weekday morning practices, the largest crowds ever at Patriots training camp.

The bank is close to striking a $13 billion settlement over mortgage practices — the largest sum a corporation has ever paid to resolve government investigations.

They all have a practice nurse and vary from single-handed practices to multi-partner practices with the largest practice having five full time equivalent partners.

† These estimates suggest that the difference between the smallest practice and the medium size practices and the difference between the smallest practices and the largest practices are not statistically significant; however the difference between medium and large practices is 4.32 with 95% CI (1.37, 7.28).

Building on the Blum Center's undergraduate minor in Global Poverty and Practice — the largest minor on the Berkeley campus — the DIL initiative will train a new generation of development practitioners and innovators, drawn from all academic disciplines.

By 2018, Piscini and two others had made Deloitte's blockchain practice the largest in the world, with 1,200 employees, generating $50 million revenue, he says, and continually searching for new ways to move value without unnecessary middlemen.

In this research, inspired from a real case in practice (the largest hospital in Iran i.e., Milad), the NSP is approached by maximizing the nurses' preferences for working shifts and weekends off as the objective.

We recruited a convenience sample of four practices among the 10 practices with the largest volumes of adolescent patients from two counties in Michigan.

About Deloitte Canada's tax practice With the largest tax practice in the country (over 1,500 professionals in 44 offices), Deloitte offers a full suite of tax services to clients in all industries across the country.

Toward this end, we have been researching practices at the largest swim centers in the country.

"Still, disclosure practices by the largest financial firms remain lacking, and the periodic reporting overseen by the Securities and Exchange Commission tends to obfuscate as much as inform".