Sentence examples for generally practiced from inspiring English sources

Two types of referral were generally practiced; generic and specific.

"The law is a bum profession, as generally practiced," he wrote.

Since then, many of them have spoken out against it, some charging that Mr. Gibson is an advocate of a more old-fashioned Catholicism than is generally practiced today.

The art of music continued to flourish, but like sports it became the concern of professional practitioners and a feature of public spectacles rather than an art generally practiced in cultivated circles.

Because H2S is both toxic and corrosive, treatment to remove it is generally practiced, either by chemical treatment or stripping.

"The individual, therefore, can be confidently recommended always to conform to rules which are generally useful and generally practiced".

Yet, we speculate whether this group of women generally practice less self-care than women in the general population.

The town is populated mostly by Uighurs, a Turkic-speaking group whose members generally practice Sunni Islam.

There is little evidence that Uighurs, an ethnic Turkic people who generally practice a moderate form of Islam, played any large role in Afghanistan.

The top players generally practice on five courts near Ashe Stadium, and the viewing area is one of the more exclusive spots on the grounds.

Court-appointed lawyers, representing the rest, are poorly paid, tend to take on more cases than they can handle and generally practice without feedback from other lawyers.