Sentence examples for be practised by from inspiring English sources
In the case of infant feeding, breastfeeding is practised widely in the community although exclusive breastfeeding is known to be practised by few people.
Although it will remain the economic foundation of the region, pastoralism will not be practised by many.
A British clinical hypnotherapist, Michael Mahoney, has developed an IBS-specific self-hypnosis method called the "IBS Audio Program 100", to be practised by IBS patients in their own time, at home.
One of the most interesting aspects of reworking fairytales is that it tends to be practised by idealists and reformers, whether devout Christians, such as CS Lewis, or socialists, such as JK Rowling.
As for whether it would be a constraint on jackal journalism, which is not actually journalism but a delinquency which happened to be practised by journalists, in common with most of the population I can only hope that it would.
Scalpel cricothyroidotomy is recommended as the preferred rescue technique and should be practised by all anaesthetists.
Jones is particularly wary of Ireland's aerial threat, joking that his squad will be practising by catching raw eggs and that he would be flying in the Australian Rules side Hawthorn to fine-tune their preparations.
"Naturism is practised by millions of people – it's not extravagant," Bèzes points out.
Build your core "Pilates is practised by some of the England team," says Morris.
OVER nearly three centuries, the sport of sumo was practised by Japanese wrestlers alone.
