Sentence examples for been practiced for about from inspiring English sources

Although hand knitting of wool had been practiced for about 2,000 years, it was not until the 15th century that the first knitted shirts or tunics were produced on the English Channel islands of Guernsey and Jersey; hence the English name jersey.

In the United States, it has only been practiced for about 30 years.

1, 2 Surgical closure of ASDs has been practiced for about 45 years.

I've been practicing for about 10 years.

"Health is one area where we can find a sense of control," said Mr. Allen, who has been practicing for about nine years.

The students had been practicing for about four months every day after school, but the competition still came with surprises.

As events progressed, pro-drilling arguments that had always worked before -- that fracking was perfectly safe and had been practiced for years, that it was all about energy independence, or local jobs -- were either disproved or badly damaged by news of well blowouts, drilling-related contamination -- even fracking-related earthquakes in Ohio.

Hunting and gathering populations occupied the area of what is now Guinea about 30,000 years ago, and farming has been practiced there for about 3,000 years.

Surgical treatment for hydrocephalus has been practiced, with many variations, for about 50 years and has been beset with complications.

The first forms the widespread agri-environmental payment model, which has been practiced in the EU for about two decades (Baylis and others 2008; Dobbs and Pretty 2004; European Commission 2005, 2006; Kleijn and Sutherland 2003).

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