Sentence examples for the ability to practice from inspiring English sources

If we don't make new antibiotics, we will lose the ability to practice modern medicine.

Michael Schutzler, Livemocha's chief executive, says the Web site's advantage is the ability to practice with a real person.

Tasker said one advantage of a cold-weather team is the ability to practice in the adverse conditions during the week.

Perversely, the rise of video, which had given Afolayan the ability to practice his father's craft, had also robbed it of its value.

The ability to practice circular breathing (simultaneous inhalation and exhalation) is a requirement if the piece is to be played as the composer wrote it, as the phrases are often rather prolonged.

The Ju/'hoansi are about ten per cent of the total Bushman population in southern Africa, and they are divided into a northern group, who retain significant control over their traditional lands, and who therefore still have the ability to practice hunting and gathering, and a southern group, who were deprived of their lands and "resettled" into modern ways of living.

In DRR, human abilities are recognized as being key factors in the protection, reconstruction, and development of communities, such as the abilities to practice social roles, to competently participate in and support a community, and to take responsibility for risks (Twigg 2004; Australian Government/Attorney-General's Department 2012).

However, the survey was designed to investigate only the overall attitudes and morals of Korean doctors, because there is no question that all doctors are required to have medical knowledge and the clinical ability to practice medicine.

Although these rituals may seem archaic to outsiders, they are central to the church's ability to practice its religion without interference from the state.

Improving quality of care depends on the new graduates' ability to practice their newly acquire skills in the real situation.

As a consequence, this lack of consensus limits the healthcare practitioners' ability to practice evidence-based medicine.