Sentence examples for a practice that began from inspiring English sources

Those "responsible" doctors would have their names put above the beds of patients, "a practice that began being discouraged a decade ago as a throwback to the past".

A practice that began on cassette eventually moved to DAT tapes, CD-Rs and hard drives.

Creating paintings with poetic resonances, sometimes with ties to specific lines of poetry, is a practice that began in China in the eleventh century, the Northern Sung period.

Throughout 2018, Yale celebrates 50 years of collecting film, a practice that began with the University's acquisition of the John Griggs Collection of Classic Films in 1968.

Yet that drought was the longest only since rain gauges have been used to keep records — a practice that began in 1895.

Will Democrats stick to their principles and criticize President Obama for perpetuating a practice that began under President George W. Bush?

It's a practice that begins early.

Both sides are carefully positioning themselves, realizing it would be calamitous not to raise the cap on the government's ability to borrow; this is an archaic practice that began in 1917, when Congress set a statutory ceiling on U.S. debt obligations and allowed it to be increased only temporarily so politicians could use it as leverage.

It's a philosophy and practice that began with the legendary and ingenious king of Greek mythology, Odysseus and his trusted instructor, counselor and advisor, Mentor.

The cookbook is the result of a daily lunch practice that began at the studio 13 years ago, when the team was only 15 people.

He is critical of the state's use of inmate interpreters for deaf prisoners, rather than hiring experienced staff a practice that began after an order was issued by the Department of Justice in response to a complaint filed by a deaf prisoner.