Sentence examples for age-old practices from inspiring English sources

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.

The baguette du Perche, a modern bread that relies on age-old practices, is made to exacting standards by some 50 bakers in France.

Death-penalty opponents originally considered their cause as a twin to that other great Enlightenment project, the abolition of slavery, and efforts to end both age-old practices ran at first in parallel.

Child-friendly schools – and girl-friendly schools, like the one Zhara is attending – are the cornerstones of an initiative by UNICEF to transform not only education, but age-old practices here as well.

(Keonjhar, meeting 3) Through story telling we could know some harmful practices and realised that because of some of the age-old practices many mothers and newborns might have lost their lives.

But modern technology has also brought a revival of the age-old practice of matchmaking.

Or consider Agenda, a restaurant devoted to the age-old practice of skewering meat.

Even then, they indulge in the age-old practice of what Churchill called "terminological inexactitude".

TUCSON — The age-old practice of feigning disrespect is an annual affair in the N.C.A.A. tournament.

When sick cattle, treated with diclofenac, died, their carcasses were disposed in the open as was the age-old practice.