Sentence examples for generations of practice from inspiring English sources

Unless the Provisional IRA breaks with generations of practice and allows the surviving bombers to step into the spotlight, confess and face sentence, it is wholly unlikely that every question will be definitively answered.

So what if we supply consumers with an opportunity to buy hand-woven silk from a team of women in Varanasi, India that have mastered the craft over generations of practice?

That has never been my experience of the (now four generations of) practicing Catholics I have observed.

Under his direction, the department became a nationally respected center for comprehensive Ob/Gyn care, training generations of practicing and academic physicians.

"Now it is the information age, and that technology has brought out a whole new generation of practices".

We thus describe a new framework to support the generation of practice-based evidence of the impact of individually tailored generalist care.

"It's really good for the soil, it's really good for continuing generations of farming practice.

But let's not cheat future generations of the practice of marking each grave site with a name and birth and death dates.

Our native sporting style mirrors our climate (wet and grey, lifted by the occasional bright spot); and generations of Saturday practice on sticky, muddy, rain-soaked fields seem to reveal themselves in our patterns of play.

In his essay, Philip Kitcher suggests that, after generations of moral practice, our sustained experiment in living together has taught us that "viewing ethics as a human historical achievement does better at explaining its authority".

Two generations of improved practice are reviewed.