After less than a year of practice in St . Louis Mo., he moved to Boston, where he maintained an active and prosperous practice until his appointment to the Supreme Court of the United States in 1916.
The film is halfway over before we learn that Cassavetes's character, Gus, is a dentist with a prosperous practice in Midtown Manhattan, and that Mr. Gazzara's Harry does something important at an advertising agency.
Not as a prosperous, practical matron.
Karachi has the capacity to treat only 500 addicts, said Dr. Saleem Azam, a highly respected physician who gave up a prosperous medical practice to treat drug patients with his own waning funds.
In Hiroshima, Tatsuguchi established a prosperous dental practice and promoted the establishment of the Hiroshima Adventist church.
As a result, one can persuasively argue that we are increasingly "Economistic", as production and consumption has become our communal worship, because rising gross domestic product is our salvation, the market is our god, and "Economism" is now our most popular and prosperous religious practice.
Their mother, Brigitte, was ill and stayed behind for a year and a half before rejoining the family; their doctor father, Paul, who had left Russia for Germany after the revolution in 1917, had gone ahead to New York in 1938, just before the Nazi takeover, to set up a practice on the prosperous Upper West Side.
SG: My future hopefully continues to bring a prosperous and busy cosmetic surgery practice while helping as many patients as I possibly can, and to continue training younger surgeons how to do exceptional work in the cosmetic surgery industry.
General practices located in areas of greater social deprivation had a lower quality of care, as measured by the QOF score, than practices in more prosperous parts of the country.
A possible contributing factor is the conflict between increased medical student recruitment and the intensive competition for positions in prosperous cities. Students seeking to practice in major cities rather than in rural locales may face great employment pressure in the near future.
That practice worked well throughout the prosperous 1990's, when employers paid most or all the costs, patients felt no financial pain, and doctors, who write the prescriptions, had little reason to challenge the sales pitches.
