Sentence examples for a damaging practice from inspiring English sources

As I discussed in my last post, tillage is a damaging practice to soil health.

But Dr. Holden said enough studies had found harmful outcomes to suggest that spanking was "a damaging practice in certain cases under certain situations".

New sewage works ended the regular dumping of raw effluent into the water - a damaging practice that encouraged bacteria to use up all of the water's essential dissolved oxygen.

Allen argued that the taboo against white people saying the word was itself a damaging practice.

There isn't a more damaging practice for a company that wants to be successful and profitable.

It is a really damaging practice, which is not just exploitative and wrong, but also deprives industries of people who are really talented and hardworking who cannot afford to work for free.

"Locking a person up, 23 hours a day, for prolonged periods of time, in a space about the size of an average bathroom with limited interaction is a risky and damaging practice," Sapers said.

That is a far more damaging practice.

We're fighting for a bill presently before the New York State Legislature to put an end to this damaging practice.

A look at the future of this damaging practice.

Today the white sea bass is back, in part because of a Pax Californiana: in 1994 the state banned the damaging practice of targeting big spawning aggregations of sea bass with nearshore gill nets.