Sentence examples for becoming standard practice from inspiring English sources
Layoffs and cost-cutting are becoming standard practice in the magazine industry.
"I don't see it becoming standard practice in the future," he noted in an e-mail.
Sexting, or what teenagers apparently call "dodgy pix", "nudes" or "nude selfies" – not that I've ever heard them do that – is becoming standard practice among this age group.
But while the approval for segregated entrances in just one building in New York generated headlines, they are fast becoming standard practice in London.
At the same time, the implementation of Eurocodes is becoming standard practice, the current provisions of which cover a service life of 50 years.
But we've entered an era in government where evidence-based policy making is becoming standard practice, and federal, state and local officials have warmed to help that comes in the form of data.
'More like a mother' Across Kyrgyzstan, better hygiene, skin-to-skin contact immediately after birth and exclusive breast feeding are becoming standard practices.
Risk-based inspection (RBI) methodologies are becoming standard industrial practice for the management and scheduling of in-service inspection activities.
"While electronic recording of interrogations should facilitate the discovery of false confession and is becoming standard police practice, the neglect to record is not a factor or circumstance that might induce a false confession," she wrote.
Identification of the most appropriate cell sources for different potential applications, development of appropriate clinical grade methodologies and large scale well controlled clinical trials will be essential to assess safety and value of cell based therapies, which have been generating much hope, but are by and large not yet close to becoming standard clinical practice.
If customers want special accommodations, then they shouldn't be shocked when they get a special bill — especially when those charges are fast becoming standard industry practice.
