Sentence examples similar to practise domain from inspiring English sources
Science is not the exclusive domain of practising scientists, but anyone who undertakes it must dedicate their patience and resources to an unpredictable outcome.
The remaining economic power of the Company also allowed them to pressure booksellers and distributors into continuing their past arrangements, meaning that even theoretically "public domain" works were, in practise, still treated as copyrighted.
These findings align with those of Roche, Duffield, Wise [ 16] who also found clinical service and consultancy was the topmost domain within which the CNC practised.
In reality, the revolution is about marginalised citizens muscling their way on to the political stage and practising collective sovereignty over domains that were previously closed to them.
Everyone who is for the revolution in Egypt agrees that what it did achieve was to turn ordinary people into participants in political life rather than its passive subjects – or victims; that it was about "marginalised citizens muscling their way on to the political stage and practising collective sovereignty over domains that were previously closed to them".
Unsurprisingly, they found that a significantly larger share of time is devoted to practising in accounting than in domains such as business and economics.
"But practise, practise, practise!" Thwaites adds.
Some practise self-censorship.
We practise a lot together.
I don't have to practise, practise, practise.
