Sentence examples for become an accepted practice from inspiring English sources
Downsizing has become an accepted practice, frightening workers and making them less aggressive in asking for raises.
Due to their lightweight, high tensile strength, and ease to install on irregular surfaces, the use of FRP systems for the repair and strengthening of reinforced concrete structures has become an accepted practice within civil engineering community.
Modelling activated sludge systems has become an accepted practice in Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) design, teaching and research, and Activated Sludge Models (ASM) are by far the most widely used models for activated sludge systems.
In addition, once protocols become an accepted practice and service descriptions become endowed with protocol information, the middleware can be significantly extended to better support service development, binding, and execution in a number of ways, considerably simplifying the whole service life-cycle.
The rapid institution of therapeutic hypothermia after cardiac arrest has become an accepted practice.
10 Islet-alone transplantation has recently become an accepted practice to stabilize frequent hypoglycemia or severe glycemic lability in highly selected subjects with poor glycemic control.
If that becomes an accepted practice on the Web, it would create all sorts of complications for the search engines in terms of duplication and making sure the underlying link gets the proper ranking.
"Once an underground, amateur pastime," he writes, "the bootlegging of intellectual property" has become "an accepted business practice".
The MEP for South East England said the party was fully committed to keeping maternity and paternity leave, increasing levels of free childcare and addressing the problem of female genital mutilation, which had become an "accepted cultural practice for some of our ethnic compatriots".
Generic substitution for brand-name antibiotics has become an accepted and widespread practice, and bioequivalence remains the mainstay criterion to gain the public trust in such strategy.
