Sentence examples for ceasing to practice from inspiring English sources

Since at least the time of the Ancient Greeks, a proportion of Jews have assimilated into the wider non-Jewish society around them, by either choice or force, ceasing to practice Judaism and losing their Jewish identity.

Dubnow early ceased to practice Jewish rituals.

By 1914 he had virtually ceased to practice and thereafter devoted himself to watercolour painting.

By the 1970s Dutch politics, like Dutch society in general, had largely ceased to practice what was strictly defined as pillarization.

However, she found also that when she ceased to practice yoga and positive thinking for a few days, her good energy quickly disappears.

"The sanitariums all closed, odd surgical procedures like lobectomies all ceased to be practiced, and all UV fixtures disappeared.

Halfway through, it ceases to be a practice, as pirate boats, right on cue, approach.

We simply do not know whether intervention practices ceased to provide the intervention, or control practices introduced similar approaches, or a mixture of both.

In this phase, transdisciplinary practice ceased to be relevant, and multidisciplinary, monodisciplinary, and interdisciplinary practices dominated, depending on the expertise required to fulfil project objectives and the need for people to work concurrently to meet specific time frames.

A total of six interviews were completed before novel themes (concepts, sequelae, or management practices) ceased to emerge.

Still, what all this means in practice never ceases to amaze: It is hard to recall two examples like financial and health care reform in which the legislative battle lines were drawn in such sharp contrast to what voters' pocketbook concerns might logically dictate.