Sentence examples for practising less from inspiring English sources

"I am probably practising less than I have done in my whole career and playing some of my best snooker.

These days, such rigorous techniques are practised less widely.

For the first time in all of history a parent was pleading with a child to practise less.

"When you have less time for yourself, when you're on the school run and do the shopping, you practise less but you work better.

The dilemma is heightened by the fact that reconstructive tubal microsurgery is being taught and practised less and less, thereby eliminating this credible surgical option in most centres.

There was however a strong difference between highly-practiced golfers (at least 800 3,000 hours) and those who have practised less or non-golfers without any golfing practise, thus indicating a step-wise structural and not a linear change.

Ambulatory exercises were, however, practised less by the South African sample, which could have contributed to the improved ability of the German participants to perform these activities.

The 25-1 winner, Pineau De Re, is trained by Richard Newland, who has a string of only a dozen at his Worcestershire stable and who was still a practising GP less than a year ago.

Younger and older adolescents reported practising PA less than seven times a week.

42 Also, the demographics of the sample provide some indication of a diverse group in that there is an equal representation of men and women, practising from less than 5 years to more than 25 years.

Students in Year 3 practise less outside timetabled training sessions as they (1) feel increasingly competent and (2) have opportunities to practise on real patients in general practice and hospital settings.