Sentence examples for common act from inspiring English sources

Because mefloquine monotherapy was widely used before the introduction of artesunate-mefloquine (the most common ACT in Thailand), ACT failures in Thailand could largely be caused by mefloquine resistance.

In 2011 and 2012, this was a common act by young people who disliked all the electoral choices.

Yet, with only a couple of exceptions, most writers on warfare have never dealt with war's most common act: killing.

Israel is one of the few countries whose tree population has grown markedly in recent decades, with tree-planting a common act of dedication in the Zionist movement.

Mr. Beebe's brother, Asa, was a lay leader in the Church of England who pledged allegiance to the English monarchy at the start of his church services, a common act for Loyalists but forbidden by the Revolutionists.

Even more fundamentally, having the audience work with the actors in a common act of imagination feels right for a show that reassures that "No One is Alone".The music is performed mostly on a single piano, so Sondheim's loquacious lyrics have never been clearer.

They also attempted to determine whether common acts of kindness would be enough to elicit feelings of moral elevation, or whether the deeds had to be extraordinary.

Two of the most common acts of revenge are theft of company property and breaches in the company's computer network, according to an annual survey of Fortune 1000 companies by Pinkerton Inc., the Chicago security firm.

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The report scrutinizes three common acts of persecution in the educational setting specifically bias, discrimination and abuse.

"Increasing gun availability in campus environments could make these common acts of aggression or self-harm more deadly," Webster says.