Sentence examples for a frequent practice among from inspiring English sources

Another problem occurring in tandem with plagiarism is the abuse of secondary citations, a frequent practice among students and even some professionals.

When Bin Laden declared war against the United States in 1996, and the intermittent calls of ISIS to kill Americans became frequent global headlines, Islamophobia also became a frequent practice among politicians, so-called strategic thinkers and counterterrorism "specialists" in the United States.

Most of our blood donors belonged to a low socio-economic level and eating meat is not a frequent practice among them.

Leaving the cigarette on the lip while smoking was a relatively frequent practice among the case group (48.5% of the latter vs 23% of the controls).

Ms. Kreinen also noted that the study had asked only about vaginal intercourse, and not about oral or anal sex, an increasingly frequent practice among teenagers who describe themselves as virgins.

On the other hand, when assessing multicollinearity for regression analyses, a frequent practice is to examine the bivariate correlations among the independent variables, looking for coefficients of about 0.8 or larger[ 10].

Live kidney donation is a frequent practice in our country and organized by scientific committees.

"It is a frequent practice used in terrorist incidents," the report said.

The use of growth-promoters in beef cattle, despite the EU ban, remains a frequent practice.

Consistent with the high level of total funds required and with the risk in cost and market, shared investment among suppliers and prime contractors over the entire life of a program has become a more frequent practice as well.

Treatment with antiparasitic drugs was a more frequent practice for dogs from urban than rural areas.