Sentence examples for two years of practise from inspiring English sources

The learning curve is relatively steep in many medical procedures, with optimal results after one or two years of practise, and without further gains beyond that.

Apart from three participants who had at least five years of practice experience, the majority of the participants had been practising pharmacists for longer than 10 years, up to approximately 30 years.

The curriculum practised since 1950 has been a traditional, discipline-based one in which students undertook two years of preclinical training before limited patient contact late in the third year.

"Two years of torture.

Students had begun playing at around five years of age, all putting in similar practice times, but by age eight, the practice times began to diverge, some practising more than others.

Sixty years of security.

Sixty years of service".

Sixty years of sacrifice.

Sixty years of certainty.

Three years of archives.

"Seven years of litigation.