Sentence examples for practitioners to create from inspiring English sources

So I brought together neuroscientists, positive psychologists, teachers, and mindfulness practitioners to create a program we call MindUP.

To date, no approach allows geomorphologists, engineers, or river rehabilitation practitioners to create landforms of prescribed conditions.

So in 2015, the BCLT faculty directors worked with leading practitioners to create a new course focusing on litigation before the PTAB and the International Trade Commission.

"The big fear here and the thing that I will be looking at most closely is whether this structure permits practitioners to create a trapdoor for those students who would be typically described as problem learners," Mr. Hayden said.

It's about creating a culture that encourages all practitioners to create a digital identity not only to share knowledge but communicate their passion, commitment and enthusiasm for the arts.

The design enables practitioners to create on-the-job diversity interventions that employees are willing to attend, and, thus, to reach a majority of employees without interventions being mandatory.

If you've experienced a kidney stone, work with your healthcare practitioner to create an individual treatment plan and consider asking your physician for a thorough cardiovascular assessment.

This paper draws on research that sought to critically engage with these debates and consider what it might mean in practice for a researcher or a practitioner to create spaces within which to explore discourses of desire (Fine 1988) or erotics (Allen 2004) with young people.

How can academics and practitioners collaborate to create learning that effectively balances "softer" marketing skills and more quantitative, analytical skills?

Sarah Court's way of poking fun at overly earnest practitioners was to create satirical videos called Yoga Thugs, which she posted on YouTube.

Yet its earliest practitioners hoped to "create a new kind of spectacle," one that "would harmonize dance, music, and language into a measured whole".