Sentence examples for training mainly from inspiring English sources

An estimated one-third of Sudanese doctors leave for careers abroad after basic training, mainly to the UK, Ireland and Saudi Arabia and the United States.

Potential recruits from poorer families might shy away from the job, on the grounds that they were being asked to pay for their training mainly to save the government the bother.

Jones has never been very effective in spring training, mainly because he can't blow hitters away with his fastball and has to rely on location, which can take longer to find.

Patient-specific phantom assessment revealed a didactic potential for medical training, mainly for unusual diagnosis.

High fidelity simulation (Sim) is an efficient method for health care provider training, mainly to improve procedural and knowledge skills.

The full squad come together for the first time this week after training mainly in separate camps in north and south Wales over the past month.

The Pentagon frequently proclaimed that the Afghan National Army (which the Pentagon trained) was performing wonderfully, but that the police (trained mainly by the Germans and the State Department) were not.

She trains mainly at the Cliffs or at Brooklyn Boulders, a smaller gym that opened six years ago in an old Daily News garage not far from the Gowanus Canal.

Throughout the UK, universities will be hosting Olympic teams, will have conducted much of the research that underpins the performance of athletes, and will have graduated or trained mainly of them.

Britain's reputation for winter sport being what it is, the gnarly (more snowboarding lingo for you, Irvine) Brits have been dubbed the "fridge kids" because of where they train: mainly at indoor snow domes.

He commanded the lectern with the presidential seal and the camera was trained mainly on him, while his interlocutors were forced to look up to him from the audience.