Sentence examples for successfully practicing from inspiring English sources

However, it is an accomplishment that I went through higher education and received a graduate degree and am now successfully practicing law.

A next and critically important step is for us to scan the profession of each "sub-discipline in the visual arts, ascertaining the primary and defining attributes held in common to those artists or designers who are actively and successfully practicing.scanning all of the major artistic avenues available to both.

My evidence for that are the legions of successfully practicing molecular biologists who never read a book by George Gaylord Simpson or Ernst Mayr, although to be sure molecular biologists until recently would have enthusiastically endorsed the five "dead parts" of the Modern Synthesis that Rose and Oakley bullet.

That did nothing to dispel the uncomfortable feeling that Democrats are merely aping the religious form of identity politics that Republicans have successfully practiced.

But then it is true that the "higher" class of painting was generally less successfully practiced in France than were the "lower" genres in the 18th century.

A trained hypnotist is not necessarily required; many people can successfully practice self-hypnosis through relaxation, meditation, or focused breathing techniques (see below).

The latter is successfully practiced at several of the elite U.S. universities and colleges.

A mastery over surgical pathology is a foundational skill required to successfully practice diagnostic pathology.

Indeed, many leading lawyers in these fields became 'hyphenates" with appropriate joint degrees to gain the necessary insight into these disciplines that enable them to successfully practice in these areas.

Despite planning's popular association with socialist regimes, industrial policy today is most successfully practiced by conservative governments in nations such as Japan, West Germany, Taiwan, and South Korea.

Tracking and capturing "high value individuals" has been successfully practiced in previous military exercises using techniques borrowed from America's decade-and-a-half of experience in the Middle East.