Sentence examples for practitioners whose from inspiring English sources

Instead you'll continue to work for practitioners whose odd notions may lead them ever further afield.

"Pharmacists are the health practitioners whose work most brings them into contact with patients on a daily basis," he said.

As a government practitioner, my reaction is one of empathy for the Palestinian fellow practitioners whose record and whose impressions these pages reflect.

To keep the houses running, Shirley says, they are staffed with certified nurse practitioners whose services can be billed to Medicaid.

Even general practitioners, whose insurance costs are comparatively low, maintain that so many specialists have been driven out of practice by high insurance costs that their patients cannot find the specialized care they need.

But for the novice yogi (the word for male as well as female practitioners), whose ears need to be tuned to a new frequency, that experience can be as elusive as an overnight parking spot in Manhattan.

Also taking part was William Morgan, a friend of the bridegroom and a Buddhist practitioner, whose role included leading a meditation.

In theory, the surgeon general is the nation's doctor, an independent practitioner whose major concern is our health.

Born William Harrison Frist, he was raised in a medical family, the son of a popular general practitioner whose patients included the country entertainer Minnie Pearl and eight governors.

In a jury of his peers, he is a simple practitioner whose credentials have been inflated into something fantastic to attract patients".

Or will she and her "patient" place the blame on the doctor or other practitioner whose name appears on the bottle of medication?