Sentence examples for what practitioners from inspiring English sources

Instead, policymakers need to be listening to what practitioners and service users tell us and build from the bottom up.

There is always the chance that the results will not confirm what practitioners are certain is true.

It leapt boldly from spray cans onto walls, bridges and — in what practitioners considered their crowning glory — the outsides of subway cars.

In response, Hayes observed that as laypersons, with respect to most areas of science we must take on trust what practitioners tell us.

In "The Trick Is to Keep Breathing," a world premiere, the composer, Randall Woolf, inventively incorporates the sounds of a turntable artist, which is what practitioners of the scratching technique introduced by rock D.J.'s and rappers are now being called.

A wide gap is found between what researchers do and what practitioners need.

Much of the problem lies in what general practitioners have to look forward to.

Having said that, what most practitioners really want is just to "drop trou", hang out and, yes, boogie.

As we know, from years of "Monday Night Football" and Olympic coverage (blame Roone Arledge), TV loves what its practitioners call "stories".

Many of us know people who have tried to meditate and failed, defeated by thoughts that refused to stay put — what skilled practitioners call "monkey mind".

This is not, however, London as it really was, but as it would have been had the magic rituals of the day actually achieved what their practitioners set out to do.