Sentence examples for earlier practices from inspiring English sources

The subsequent fall in death rates could just be doctors' returning to earlier practices.

The expansion of dominant ethnic groups has steadily restricted the territory available for older, simpler societies; and modern economic patterns have largely replaced earlier practices.

This was a substantial advantage with respect to the four months of earlier practices, because it meant the wines were ready for release much earlier, without sacrificing aging potential.

He said that while the earlier practices were intimidating to commanders who had never been held accountable, a whole new generation of officers was now in place who were used to accountability and with whom the exchange of ideas was a natural thing.

In debates about the novelty of SynBio, some define it as an extension of earlier practices in genetic engineering.

Through the use and improvement of these biocompatible materials, biomedical engineers and researchers have been able to develop treatments that address unmet clinical needs as well as improve earlier practices.

Nevertheless, even in jurisdictions where it was permissible, electrocution was rarely employed, a sharp contrast from earlier practice.

(This approach was a major break from the earlier practice of making letters by using the fingers and wrist).

Mr. Gelb also pointed out that the earlier practice was not official policy, and that the Met was giving ample advance notice.

In very recent, darker and more arcane collage photos, Ms. Simmons has gone back to her earlier practice of photographing tiny dolls in a dollhouse.

In their analysis, the charity's governors should have brought back an earlier practice of securing dairy milk pails with padlocks.