Sentence examples for a common practice of from inspiring English sources

Ventilated roof is a common practice of building design in the Scandinavian countries.

A common practice of strengthening or repairing the joint by welded gussets was not effective in mitigating fatigue cracking.

The killer left a pistol on the floor beside her — a common practice of hired killers in Russia.

The league does not pay for security footage, a common practice of TMZ's, instead relying on cooperation with law enforcement.

"Therefore, it was a common practice of local jury commissioners to send fewer qualification subpoenas to women than men".

OAKLAND, Calif .- A common practice of sporting publications is undertaking surveys that rate players, hoping to provoke a response.

This consideration suggests strong evidence against a common practice of using Faraday's law to estimate electrolysis yield.

The alternative, a common practice of lower order publishing, is to create advertising content that is easily confused with editorial content, in the hope of raising response rates.

The students had gone to Iguala to steal buses for transportation to a coming demonstration, a common practice of theirs that has perplexed and sometimes angered officials.

It has become a common practice of the group to attend all meetings and events, both inside and outside the company, in rotating pairs.

A trip to Copenhagen inspired what is now a common practice of protecting bike lanes with a row of parked cars.