Sentence examples for to be practitioners from inspiring English sources

They want to be practitioners – they don't just want to be wiping bums.

We tend to look askance at those who claim to be practitioners, skeptical that their work could be any good.

Almost all degree courses in the UK are specialised (focused on a single discipline, often teaching students how to be practitioners within that field).

But successful outcomes were so spotty that Mr. Johnson found that musicians and concertgoers considered acousticians to be practitioners of a phony art and a failed science.

The good news at the University of Florida is that there does seem to be practitioners.

Far from being socialists who want to use state aggression to take everyone's fiat money, the "useful idiots" of the Occupy Movement turn out to be practitioners of the very model of society libertarians strive for.

Secondly, it would be incredibly useful for practitioners and soon-to-be practitioners.

(Of those, the state considers 57,484 to be active practitioners based on payments to legal funds).

Instead, in a novel touch, he urged his followers to be good practitioners of their own faith.

ACOG's report about shoulder dystocia acknowledges that once a baby is thought to be big, practitioners are more likely to diagnose "failure to progress" or recommend surgery.

It's not a huge departure for the Southern songbirds but proves them to be magisterial practitioners of the dark blues-rock arts.