Sentence examples for far from practices from inspiring English sources

States allowed little change for fear of deviating too far from practices that have been declared constitutional.

Since the PRAM model is far from practice, not all algorithms designed on this model can be implemented on a realistic parallel computing system.

Far from practicing legitimate journalism, it's blatantly and unabashedly political.

We might view ourselves as Muslim by identity, and even speak out against Muslim discrimination, but are far from practicing.

Although the council wanted to introduce greater consistency it did not want to move too far from existing practices, says Burney.

Although ultrasound (US) guidance has been recommended to aid insertion, its use is far from established practice and landmark techniques and the TOS is still widely practiced.

To be sure, they are far from standard practice.

Obvious as it seems, this was far from common practice until about 10 years ago.

CORNHUSKERS SPEND CHRISTMAS PRACTICING: Nebraska spent Christmas far from home, practicing for two hours on the grass fields at the University of Southern California in preparation for the team's Jan . 3Rose Bowl game against top-ranked Miami.

A week after his television debut, Mr. Cooper reflected on his five minutes of fame -- sitting in for one of the regular Trump advisers, George Ross -- as he showed off his office in a fine old Colonial home not far from the practice range of the Trump course.

The accountants put forward the rather implausible argument that, far from this practice allowing conflicts of interest, it enhanced the quality of the audit.The experience at Enron, which last year paid Andersen $25m for its audit, and $27m for non-audit services, would seem to refute this claim.