Sentence examples for gross practice from inspiring English sources

Eight respondents indicated that 91 - 100% of their gross practice income was derived from dairy cattle.

Six respondents indicated that 91 - 100% of their gross practice income was derived from beef cattle.

Twenty-seven percent of respondents (51) indicated that 11-20% of their gross practice income was derived from beef cattle.

He did much to remove hated symbols of the separatist policy and some of the grosser practices of racial discrimination.

So Tiba's with its menu of  ​UrbanSpoon complaints about gross kitchen practices, dirty floors, and greasy cutlery it was. .

Editor Alessandra Codinha really went for it, saying "soon people will wise up to how particularly gross the whole practice of paid appearances and borrowed outfits looks.

Outcome measurement tools were almost exclusively used, so far, in research studies, while in routine clinical practice gross descriptive evaluation was generally provided.

Most of them are unaware of The Federal Bill Emerson Good Samaritan Food Donation Act that protects individuals and organizations from all liability, as long as they donate food in good faith, and don't practice gross negligence (knowingly donating unsafe food).

Economic factors include gross income opportunities, practice costs, financial risk, and employment opportunities for the spouse.

In a second article, I wrote about how he took on the medical establishment ("gross malpractice, generally practiced," says Sarno) and won.

For example, when children are observing screens without an interactive or physical component, they are more sedentary and, therefore, not practicing gross motor skills, such as walking and running, which in turn may delay development in this area.