Sentence examples for will become practising from inspiring English sources

Not all will become practising lawyers, but the figures show that, last year, 55% of new solicitors were women, the highest ever proportion.

Up-and-coming techniques like acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) honour both scientific method and the drive towards a meaningful, mindful life, but it's too early to tell how successful and widely practised they will become.

If you can't get seem to get a good introduction down, try coming up with unusual introductions for stories you already know — the more you practise, the easier it will become.

Secondly, the large increase in the domestic money supply will lower domestic interest rates, often they will become much lower than interest rates in countries not practising quantitative easing.

Practise everyday.Your balling will become better than last one.

"We hope this team will become international," Edward said as she watched the women practising, jet planes screaming overhead.

"By simply practising technique as you would if you played tennis, you will become faster and more efficient, but most of all you increase your chances of staying injury-free," he says.

Last month we announced that the UK will become the first country in the world to start regular fitness to practise reviews for its doctors.

Practise holing out at all three speeds and you will become very aware of how to make a putt at the right speed to suit the greens you are putting on.

Automated development of models on the large scale will become crucial as automatic generation of pathways from genomics and metagenomics becomes common practise.

They will become adults with low education, no skills and high levels of stress and depression, and are likely to practise little family planning.