Sentence examples for creepy practices from inspiring English sources

Consumers spend a lot of time worrying about the dramatic but unlikely risks associated with these practices, they say, yet little on the everyday health hazards in food, such as salmonella and E-coli, which they can do much to avoid.Nevertheless, as people demand to know more about the intensive, industrial farming of northern Europe, some pretty creepy practices are being exposed.

To thoroughly delouse this creepy practice, Congress must show some guts, and that just hasn't happened.

Though it's also true that growing consumer concerns about creepy adtech practices have fueled growth in ad blocking tools for years.

The Childhood of a Leader is structured around Prescott's tantrums: a conceit that might bring to mind Hitler's creepy diplomatic practice of pretending to be very angry, while not really being angry at all.

Reporters in Wisconsin are up in arms about what they described as "creepy" and "distressing" practices by media handlers at an event with first lady Michelle Obama and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke.

And sure enough, Cenk delivered a report about an article from The Atlantic, titled "The Creepy, Long-Standing Practice of Undersea Cable Tapping," in which reporter Olga Khazan writes, among other things, that the British Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) is tapping into underwater fiber optic cables in order to intercept communication data.

In other words, they find this practice downright creepy".

The company was accused of being "corrupt" and "creepy", supposedly pushing ideologies and cultish practices that worked towards taking "the fun out of video games".

Let's be frank, practices like retargeting are creepy.

They also practiced what Manson called "creepy crawling," which involved randomly picking a house somewhere in Los Angeles and entering it while the occupants were asleep.

It's directed by Charlie White and follows strange ritualistic practices involving beetle juice of the creepy, not comedic variety.