Sentence examples for which we practice from inspiring English sources

The first is that we manage our practices with the same honor and professionalism with which we practice law.

"I finally got enough balance where I could look up, and lo and behold, there's Donald Lee running wide open, and I gave him the old usual underhand toss, which we practice all the time.

As I rummage around in my pockets, trying to remember whether I've left my stethoscope on the inpatient ward or back in clinic, I accept that we can't choose the era in which we practice medicine, so we may as well make the best of what we have.

The chapter describes some methods that I have developed and applied in education and business practice, offering suggestions about future ways in which we practice and evaluate fashion design's sustainability actions and perspectives.

This is the place towards which we practice.

So there's that, the idea that we can join in the habit of not daring to think, not feeling enough freedom of internal movement to think, about the ways in which we practice and believe.

This paper describes the safety design and HAZID which we practiced for the CO2-Free Hydrogen Supply Chain FEED.

Welcome to another week of our Common Core Practice series, which we do in collaboration with a ninth-grade humanities class in New Jersey.

One of these is that it "stands at the head of a line of thought extending down to Joseph Schumpeter and Anthony Downs, a line of thought that provides many of the explicit or implicit assumptions with the aid of which we still practice political science" (Ryan 1972, 82 83).

But given the environment in which we all practice, it is unfair to publish an article comparing kind, caring providers of alternative medicine to their heartless, incompetent medical colleagues.

"It's still the best city in the world, but it's going to need a lot of help, it's going to need a lot of assistance, it's going to need a lot of unity, and it's going to need politicians who think outside the box, who think outside the old way in which we used to practice politics.