Sentence examples for even common practice from inspiring English sources

They are, and they do, and a few years ago this seemed like normal, even common, practice (I personally conducted many similar training sessions, funded by the European Union), but in the new Russian mentality the very idea that Americans may be teaching something to Russian journalists sounds, well, criminal.

Circuiting, even though common practice in refrigeration coils must be well designed if it is to impact positively on operation and performance.

However, even if common practice dictates a long autonomy time, we are entering a new era of "cost and benefit realism" underpinned by environmentally friendly policies and we should challenge these historical practices at every opportunity if it can lead to resource and cost savings.

Scrubbing other bathers' backs, even strangers', was common practice.

Finishing (and starting) your work the night before a deadline is common practice even amongst the most distinguished of scholars.

Selling them is common practice, even when they are not officially transferable, the teacher selling her St.

The SVP-sponsored referendum on Sunday would have the effect of overturning that court ruling — though secret hearings remain common practice even now.

Paying young women for eggs to be fertilized and men for sperm is now common practice — even though they are still regularly referred to as "donors".

But even when it was common practice, Brien said, he never tried to alter the ball's characteristics to increase the distance of his kicks.

Michael Rosser, news editor of film industry specialist publication Screen International, says it is highly unusual for a politician to be named in a film's credits, even if it is common practice to credit national financial bodies.

However, agricultural wastewater reuse is a common practice even without specific guidelines.