Sentence examples for age old practices from inspiring English sources

Mr. Spitzer has said that he received an anonymous letter in the spring, informing him that some of the industry's age old practices appeared to be inherent conflicts of interest and could raise insurance costs that ripple through the economy and can affect the price of everything from toothpaste to real estate.

The collection and recycling of lead acid batteries has been an age old practice because of their value as a major source of lead units.

Application of smoke generated from the burnt cow dung as mosquito repellent and subsequent ash as cleaning agent for kitchen utensils is an age old practice.

Tem Açúcar is Portuguese for "do you have sugar?" cleverly named after the age old practice of sharing sugar with your neighbors.

Hegic points to the age old practice by humans of the falsification of historical events to form a narrative.

The "Drinking and Talking" continues with HuffPost's Sam Stein and Ryan Grim as they take a look at the age old practice of tipping.

Over the past year, we piloted a few different classes, most of which I taught to either the K/1 or the 2/3 grade levels (PS 3 groups grade levels...an age old practice at this progressive school).

The practice of applying a thin paste made of cowdung, clay and cow urine, as a disinfectant, on the floor of mud (kutcha) houses in rural areas is an age old practice.

But some museum directors, collectors and even government officials are not waiting to question their age-old practices.

By combining recent technologies with age-old practices that now cover all areas of banking, new practices are emerging that go beyond what was previously possible.

The community has walked out to the secluded bay to lend a hand and watch the age-old practices of flensing and carving.