Sentence examples for being practised by from inspiring English sources
Enron, Mr Lay maintained, had introduced important innovations in energy trading that benefited America's economy enormously (and which are now being practised by some of the world's leading investment banks).
"A new model of saving nature is urgently needed because the anti-people agenda now being practised by many countries is not working and undermines attempts to protect nature.
So we wind up with craftsmanship as branding exercise, much the same way coffee franchises drone on about the arcane percolating skills being practised by their sad-eyed and underpaid "baristas".
Photograph: Mustafa Kaya/REX Updated at 12.13pm BST 11.58am BST Facebook Twitter Pinterest William Hague says he supports the Iraqi government in fighting violent extremism being practised by factions such as Isis.
He assisted in the development of Plan Cóndor, a collaborative scheme to co-ordinate the terrorism being practised by South American military régimes, and he favoured Washington's bizarre plan for a strategic pact in the South Atlantic to include the apartheid government, a plan which foundered on opposition from Brazil, home to millions of blacks.
Just what kind of democracy is being practised by the EU when the only outcome of a vote that is ever acceptable to Brussels is a yes (see article)?A mess of pottageIt is not as if the Lisbon treaty is such a wonderful text.
In the case of infant feeding, breastfeeding is practised widely in the community although exclusive breastfeeding is known to be practised by few people.
It was practised by the Germans and repeated by the victors".
"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.
