Sentence examples for the master practitioner from inspiring English sources

The master practitioner was Bill Clinton.

But now he has hired the master practitioner of divisive politics, Lynton Crosby, to run the Conservatives' campaign, and already the Australian's influence can be seen.

In the 1980s, the Japanese government was widely viewed as the master practitioner of industrial policy, and Japan Inc. seemed poised to overrun one American industry after another, including computers.

As the industry matured, aggressive price-cutting to gain market share was the order of the day, and Dell Computer, the emerging powerhouse, was the master practitioner of that strategy -- selling directly to customers online and constantly honing its marketing, manufacturing and procurement.

If you want the quick results, just click on Lightsaber Combat and you'll get the point ("The master practitioners of Form IV make extensive use of acrobatic maneuvers often thought physically impossible without the aid of the Force").

"How the Other Half Loves" is a drawing-room comedy by Alan Ayckbourn, that master practitioner of manipulating time and place.

For companies that want to transform their AARs from postmortems of past failure into aids for future success, there is no better teacher than the technique's master practitioner.

After hitting a bank shot, he says he stole it from its master practitioner, the Spurs' Tim Duncan.

Bob was a master practitioner in the study of lambda, and his research led to several breakthroughs in molecular biology.

In her decades of organizing, Ms. Henry became a master practitioner of the labor strategy that companies hate most: corporate campaigns.

This book is meant to make three arguments: that Bill Clinton is a master practitioner of the modern campaign arts, which is to say that he is a showman; that Bob Dole is old; and that we in the press are fools.