Sentence examples for deadly practice from inspiring English sources

Testing your stamina on the highway — perhaps so you can make it to the family vacation spot in one shot — can be a deadly practice.

But the painful and sometimes deadly practice was allowed in exceptional cases, and is common in the south despite educational efforts by human rights organisations.

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While Muslim rebels in the Caucasus have made a deadly practice in recent years of recruiting "black widows" — the wives of slain fighters — to serve as suicide bombers, investigators said Ms. Asiyalova's case had an unusual twist: She apparently recruited Mr. Sokolov after they met as students in Moscow.

Michael Klosson, the United States consul general in Hong Kong, said in a statement, "The arrest of Cheng Chui Ping after several years of diligent detective work demonstrates once again our common determination to bring to justice those who engage in the reprehensive and deadly practice of human smuggling".

OO At This Rate, The World Will Have To Stop All Carbon Emissions In 2040 To Stay Under 2°C Warming says IEA; even as clean energy expands, so does the deadly practice of burning fossil fuels.

It is simply more convenient for the government to pressure the speaker to suspend some opposition MPs than it is to respond to the protests by initiating an investigation into the corrupt, possibly deadly practices of its own leaders.

"Because of deadly practices and policies like Operation Gatekeeper, the death toll continues to rise unabated despite the decrease in unauthorized crossings due to economic factors".

"This historic complaint is not only the first clear opportunity the Obama administration has had to end these deadly practices for good," said Samantha Ames, a campaign coordinator and attorney with NCLR, "but, if investigated fully, could very well be the final nail in the coffin of the entire conversion therapy industry".

According to the report, today's racialized mass incarceration and capital punishment, along with deadly police practices, are the progeny of racial terror lynching.

There were seven deadly sins practiced at the dawn of the 1960s: smoking, drinking, adultery, sexism, homophobia, anti-Semitism and racism.