Sentence examples for the practitioners are from inspiring English sources

And blackmail usually works better when the practitioners are seen as irrational and unpredictable.

The vast majority of matches and races, and almost all the practitioners, are clean, and trying to make a living out of something they love.

Not only has the profession been despised since the time of Jesus, but Government research has now found that the practitioners are also the most miserable servants of the state.

The names of modern victims of this tactic will be visible on the list of people sacked at an investment bank after a rough quarter; the practitioners are their superiors, or those who have taken their jobs.

Comparable terms for public health medicine are social medicine and community medicine; the latter has been widely adopted in the United Kingdom, and the practitioners are called community physicians.

Though concern about the cost of yoga is an issue (studio classes can cost $20 for a drop-in session, though some offer free or low-cost classes taught by less experienced teachers), most of the practitioners are motived by a desire to introduce yoga to those who might need it most, but wouldn't think to do it on their own.

Most of the practitioners were seminary professors, and some were clergy.

The practitioners were a varied lot, but came to include Kasimir Malevich, Naum Gabo, Vladimir Tatlin and El Lissitzky.

The practitioners were a varied lot, among them John F. Kensett, Sanford R. Gifford, Fitz Henry Lane, Martin Johnson Heade and William Hart.

In that first seminar, the practitioners were from Haiti, Korea and Bali.

In our centre, 36%% of the practitioners were junior doctors with less extensive experience in ultrasound.