Sentence examples for rather practice from inspiring English sources

He would rather practice hard on Thursday and Friday and then make his return Saturday against the Philadelphia 76ers, his former team.

Sama Carlisle Meshel San Francisco To the Editor: David Romanelli does sound rather cavalier, but the revered ancient yogis would probably rather practice with him than many of the fundamentalist acolytes who oppose him.

The authors found that variation was not explained by hospital bed size, teaching status, geographic location, or clinical risk factors; rather, practice patterns are a likely driver of cesarean delivery variation.

That is, a pedagogic approach, which is planned, strategic, scholastic, and experimental, or rather, practice-based in which an individual is 'fully aware of the available resources and can be reflexive all the way through until a secondary habitus is constructed' (2014, p. 1533).

Rather practices of overexploitation and habitat/wetland loss will continue to occur as they did in the past.

Rather, practicing magick allows us to tap into a universal current that has always been and always will be.

Here, we focus on the rather practice-oriented discussion on representation in PIAs.

"These are not democratic practices, but rather a practice of chaos in an unacceptable manner," he says.

They may also lead to more punitive practices with adolescents rather than practices designed to educate or remediate.

It is based on a survey of opinions and declared practices, rather than a practice audit.

For example, GP fund holding was considered to be much more practice-led than practice-based commissioning (PBC) which involved groups of practices rather than individual practices.