Sentence examples for are now practicing from inspiring English sources

But given the startling decline in shark populations, many sports anglers are now practicing catch-and-release fishing.

According to the National Society of Genetic Counselors, some 3,000 people are now practicing in the field, and there are more than 25 graduate training programs.

More than 5,000 life coaches are now practicing, said Sandy Vila, president of Coach U., which began with a few students in 1992 and now boasts a yearly enrollment of about 1,300.

A trade is developing in Cuban identity documents, and some savvy Mexican migrants are now practicing Cuban accents and rehearsing dramatic stories they intend to tell United States Border Patrol agents about the horrors they have suffered in Havana.

I was surprised to find that there was no information about one main reason that hundreds of thousands are now practicing Anusara: the "alignment principles" that you mentioned in just one offhand way actually relieve people of back pain, wrist pain and most other musculoskeletal discomfort that often our doctors have no ability to treat successfully.

There is a silver lining to those choking clouds of concrete and plywood dust emitting from the huge renovation of Lincoln Center: A generation of intrepid Juilliard students, who are now practicing amid the cacophony of jackhammers and buzz saws, will be well steeled for the noisy distractions of their future concert audiences.

Having failed so far at traditional diplomacy, they say, China is now practicing terra-cotta diplomacy.

Meanwhile Cersei's little brother, brought so low by the end of Season Four, is now practicing his pidgin Valyrian as the de facto Mayor of Meereen.

Islam was introduced in the 7th century and is now practiced by about one-third of Ethiopians.

After 1891 it spread rapidly as far north as Canada and is now practiced among more than 50 tribes.

Caplan thinks that democracy as it is now practiced cannot be salvaged, and his position is based on a simple observation: "Democracy is a commons, not a market".