Sentence examples for commonly practices from inspiring English sources

Most commonly, practices comprise four to six GPs, each with a list of some 1800 patients spanning all ages.

Polygamy, however commonly practiced, is a touchy subject.

Marriage by purchase was the most commonly practiced form of betrothal in historical African society and women were regarded as goods, or gifts.

The branch of yoga most commonly practiced in the West is hatha yoga, which does not emphasize spirituality and devotion to the extent that some other branches do.

Racial and political profiling are commonly practiced here and we need you in the streets!" Some are already adopting social camouflage.

The bill's sponsor, Councilman Michael E. McMahon, a Staten Island Democrat, said the bill would establish into law what is already commonly practiced by the city's Sanitation Department.

Human sacrifice, particularly by offering a victim's heart to Tonatiuh, was commonly practiced, as was bloodletting.

Said to have originated in China, it was commonly practiced across the Far East and the Ottoman Empire.

While sterilisation of women is still commonly practiced and focused on marginalised groups – other forms of birth control are also readily available, and practised by both men and women alike.

There are many styles of tai chi — the yang style is most commonly practiced in Western countries — and there are no established training standards.

Bakewell made his farm famous as a model of scientific management, and many of his methods are still commonly practiced today.