Sentence examples for practicing less from inspiring English sources

"We've been practicing less and playing worse.

Chefs like Rocco DiSpirito of Union Pacific and Douglas Rodriguez, who will be at the new Unico, are practicing less sophisticated forms of it.

He recalls years of practicing less than half an hour a day and often letting his mind wander, memorizing pieces and then playing them while simultaneously reading paperback adventures by the German writer Karl May, many of them set in an imagined Wild West.

Dr. James Low, a primary care physician in Jacksonville who has spent the last two decades practicing less than two miles from Mr. Bolton's home, acknowledged a grim reality: The region's doctors are swamped, and many are not taking new patients.

Parents who, when they see their children playing fewer games than Sally across the street, or practicing less often than Bobby who is in Connor's class, worry that their children won't be able to catch up, won't make the high school team or won't have fun, because they will lose all their games to the kids who spend more time on the ice or on the field.

Guess they should have spent more time practicing, less time worrying about who's using which bathroom.

Tannenbaum said Favre practiced less late in the season, but that was not unusual for older players.

Agriculture is less varied and less productive; pottery and weaving are practiced less and are less sophisticated, and metallurgy has disappeared.

"Torts made a smart move — we practice less," Lundqvist said of Tortorella, who has also canceled some practices in recent days.

The results showed that most respondents often practice social acceptance and cultural appreciation but practiced less compromization and cultural adaptation.

That's fixable, as I practice less slouching and more uplifting my torso from my chest, as Dr. Stephen J. Petruccelli of East End Chiropractic taught me here in Sag Harbor.