Sentence examples for dirty practice from inspiring English sources

C. Keith Conners, a longtime child psychologist who developed a popular scale similar to the one used with Richard, said in an interview that scales like his "have reinforced this tendency for quick and dirty practice".

The swapping has sometimes gotten out of control, giving birth to the derisive term "badge engineering" -- the quick and dirty practice of conjuring up an addition to the model lineup by taking a car from a sibling division and simply sticking on a new nameplate.

It just needs to be turned into a dirty practice that's unacceptable.

The abuse of them is a dirty practice.

Unless the Obama administration stands up against seismic testing, all of this will be put at risk for the chance to continue drilling offshore, a dirty practice that has inflicted too much damage on our beaches and fisheries already.

Since we don't quite have the time for that, we're focusing on one artist in one sub-genre of the diverse, often dirty practice of Pokémon-inspired illustration: Hui Ying's hyperrealist pocket monsters.

Kennedy is an old hand at forcing companies to clean up their dirty practices.

"Christians [who] preach love, but practise hate and tyranny, use God to cover up their corrupt and dirty practices".

How, they ask, can gay people divorce for non-consummation without defining their dirty practices in law? (This is only used for Catholic annulments anyway).

If the bookies are to be believed, the man tagged to clean up VW's dirty practices and dirty exhausts will be Matthias Müller, the 62-year-old boss of VW's Porsche arm.

If we take his advice and accept his view that there was merely some confusion about means and ends on the part of a few misguided but well-meaning people and that the two political parties have traditionally indulged in the same dirty practices, we will reject the rule of law that preserves our system and the sense of morality that would improve it.