Sentence examples for practise mainly from inspiring English sources

It was shown that the situation differs immensely between developed and developing countries; in developed countries, a considerable proportion of radiologists are subspecialty trained; subspecialty radiologists practise mainly in large and academic departments, and many radiologists practise as multispecialty radiologists.

Up until now, both scores are not used in clinical practise mainly because of not being validated yet.

One is an invasion of privacy practised mainly by middle-aged men on celebrities and the vulnerable; the other is carried out mainly by teenage boys on the military-industrial complex.

But there's a third kind, a good kind, so far unfeatured on Newsnight and mainly practised mainly by young men with enthusiastic smiles and creative facial hair who know their Python from their Ruby on Rails (they're programming languages, dummy).

The slaughter of conscious animals was widely abandoned in the 20th Century and is now practised mainly in the Jewish and Muslim communities.

Buddhism, Confucianism and Taoism are practised mainly among the Chinese.

Gibbs trained in Rome and also practised mainly in England.

He spent most of his career in Italy and England and developed a rivalry with fellow Scot James Gibbs, who trained in Rome and also practised mainly in England.

In Bulgaria, there is scarce social support practised, mainly inside families, ethnic groups or corporate groups.

Of the practising physicians, 288 respondents practised mainly in clinics, while the rest practised in hospital-based settings.

The main religions in the district are Christianity and Islam with Islam being practised mainly in the city [ 8].