Sentence examples for been practised in the from inspiring English sources

It was only the third time since 1977 that execution by firing squad had been practised in the US.

Scientists already knew cannibalism had been practised in the cavern, but were unclear if it was a ritual process or involved the deliberate killing of humans.

Forest gardening is rare and still in its infancy, having been practised in the UK for only the past 25 years or so.

The online use of first-principles models (FPMs) to support process operations has been practised in the chemical and petroleum industry for over 40 years.

Variable retention harvesting, with a focus on maintaining biological legacies on managed landscapes, has been practised in the trembling aspen (Populus tremuloides Michx).

The sport of gurning has been practised in the United Kingdom for more than 700 years, though is referred to by other names in other territories; in the US they call it "making a face" while continental Europeans prefer "looking British".

Vaccination against BVDV or BHV-1 had not been practised in this part of the country.

(He had been practising in the run-up to the ceremony, using a statuette borrowed from Woody Allen, on the off-chance that the picture won).

Mindfulness in Buddhism is practised in the context of an ethical system that places no value on seeking sensory thrills.

Muslims themselves disagree over how, if at all, these penalties should be practised in the modern world.

The proposed infrastructure is evaluated via a case study in which the industrial demonstrators are practised in the cloud as one specific type of process planning service.