Sentence examples for always common practice from inspiring English sources

All of these recommendations can seem so obvious, but as my mentor, Brendon Burchard would say, "Common sense is not always common practice".

"Unfortunately it is not always common practice to have developers identify and address the vulnerabilities just like they would address functionality bugs triggered by their code," Ashbel elaborates.

Different sectors can operate differently and identifying and clarifying results is not always common practice.

Despite this fact, in current daily practice medication review is not always common practice.

Writing English-language articles is not always common practice in China.

It has always been a common practice for microfluidicists to take pictures of their results, but the actual pieces have had fleeting lifespan.

It has always been a common practice to mechanically roughen the concrete surface prior to grouting, to remove the laitenance from the concrete.

In rural African communities there has always been a popular common practice and social expectations of abstinence from sex until marriage [ 37].

One respondent characterized the retrieval and refinement of lecture notes as 'just something that I've always done' , which shows that this common practice is a deeply ingrained and non-problematic behavior for some individuals.

It is common practice that firefighters always respond to the alarm of a fire detection system with the necessary power of force (vehicles, personnel, equipment) as if there is a fire, although in many cases detection systems give false alarms.

He knew just how good he was and always preserved his negatives, not such a common practice in Africa.