Sentence examples for practised little from inspiring English sources
Clijsters entered the tournament having practised little because of a right thigh injury.
Therefore, collecting data from non-practised participants might be so difficult, since there is little time until the completion of the practice.
There is very little evidence on the effectiveness of herbalism as practised by specialist herbalists who combine herbs and use unconventional diagnosis.
To meet the increasing demand, endoscopy is becoming widely practised by nurses in the United Kingdom. 1 There has been little evaluation of the cost effectiveness of procedures undertaken by nurses rather than by doctors.
Instead, practised Instagrammers have moved on to posting short videos.
Christianity is historically privileged but practised in a serious way by only a small minority.
The sewing is a craft that has to be much practised to be perfect, which is why the house of Dior so values the petites mains ("little hands") who toil away in the studio above the Paris flagship store on Avenue Montaigne.Cheap at the priceThe commercial point of it all is that haute couture is every traditional fashion house's loss-leader.
A practised self-injector will slightly depress the plunger of the hypodermic, then deftly pull it a little way out, depress it a bit more, pull it out again – in so doing the barrel will become suffused with blood, while the inrush of the drugs takes place with a mounting rhythm of successive waves.
A veteran driver for the Benetton-Ford team, the Dutchman had pulled into the pits, where his little pit crew army set about their individual tasks with their usual well-practised efficiency.
But like most people - unless they're very practised at it or have no warm blood at all in their veins - I feel a little apprehensive about the red carpet.
Yet evolutionary biology has had little explicit role in the training of health professionals 1 and thus in how medicine is practised and research questions are developed.
