Sentence examples for by the practices of from inspiring English sources

Some two centuries ago Australia was in a nearly primal condition, unmodified by the practices of large-scale conventional agriculture.

Of course, the damage to American foreign policy by the practices of the NSA goes far beyond American capacity to promote human rights.

There is evidence that British interrogators were not only influenced by the practices of their US counterparts, but came under pressure from them.

They were designed by the practices of two of the world's most celebrated and well-known architects: Lord Foster and Los Angeles-based Frank Gehry.

The same principle must apply, and has been applied, to injurious restraints of interstate trade which are caused by the practices of manufacturers and processors.

The conventions are simple and teachable, taken from basic principles of convex analysis, and inspired by the practices of those who regularly study and apply convex optimization today.

By adopting the practices of corporate America, he said, the industry has evolved.

The overuse of expensive tests is caused mainly by the practice of defensive medicine.

The problem is vividly presented by the practice of the National Library of Medicine.

In that spirit, what is the "job to be done" by the practice of management itself?

The twenty-two-year-old Mike Smith, for instance, was shocked by the practice of strip-searching the convicts.