Sentence examples for actually standard practice from inspiring English sources

This is actually standard practice in the Met's Chinese painting galleries, where the routine rotations required for conservation are often imaginatively turned into opportunities to explore complex themes and understudied material.

The problem with standards, though, is that many of them do not actually become standard practice, and introduce as much fragmentation as they resolve.

Actually, that has been standard practice for a few decades now.

Actually, such collaboration was standard practice in New York during the American Renaissance the era covering roughly 1880 to 1930.

Paying for weightless products by submitting yourself to advertising, rather than actually paying with money, is standard practice now: the music you're streaming, this article you're reading.

No one actually knows when titles by artists became standard practice.

They also believe that not putting enough money away for retirement is standard practice when under-savers are actually in the minority.

For starters, it takes a research infrastructure that monitors what standard practice is — data on what's actually happening across the country.

For example, according to the Bible, Job had seven sons and three daughters and the writer of the book of Job actually names those daughters but not the sons, a reversal of standard practice.

These terms are used to describe a breach of the standard practice in which a short-seller has three trading days to actually borrow the shares he is selling short.

While it has long been considered standard practice to ask the local Gap store manager how sales are going, the store manager's answer may actually fall into a gray area.