Sentence examples for damaging practice from inspiring English sources

The damaging practice of burning peat to increase grouse yields continues, including on internationally protected sites".

"There is no time to waste on platitudes as thousands of girls living in England and Wales are having their life blighted by this damaging practice".

But Dr. Holden said enough studies had found harmful outcomes to suggest that spanking was "a damaging practice in certain cases under certain situations".

One especially damaging practice was "mowing the lawn"—raiding areas repeatedly to clear out insurgents without holding the ground, exposing anyone friendly to the British to grisly retribution.

It is a really damaging practice, which is not just exploitative and wrong, but also deprives industries of people who are really talented and hardworking who cannot afford to work for free.

New sewage works ended the regular dumping of raw effluent into the water - a damaging practice that encouraged bacteria to use up all of the water's essential dissolved oxygen.

But will their feet be held to the fire over other damaging practices?

Destructive and damaging practices, instead of being the norm as they are today, would become criminal acts.

Those with strong reputations are then less likely to engage in damaging practices, because they have so much to lose.

But supply chain complexity and modest financial investment should not excuse companies from failing in their responsibility to ensure their supply chains are free from slavery and environmentally damaging practices.

"Farmer practices may be reducing the utility of some G.E. traits as pest-management tools and increasing the likelihood of a return to more environmentally damaging practices," the report concluded.