Sentence examples for had been practised for from inspiring English sources

In 1968, Minister Wehner demonstrated clear willingness to distance himself from the sort of anticommunism that had been practised for many years.

Before European settlement, the animist beliefs of Australia's indigenous people had been practised for many thousands of years.

Another sang terrible disco songs and showed me dance steps she had been practising for five years in secret.

She said the group, made up primarily of faculty members and people from the early childhood education centre, had been practising for around two weeks.

The members had been practising for an average of 22.8 (SD±8.9) years since qualifying.

86 doctors who had been practising for between 2 and 33 years participated as assessees and were evaluated with the SPRAT tool.

(Care home matron) A GP who had been practising for nearly two decades recognised that directly attributing changes in deaths in the community to the End of Life Care facilitators was difficult, but she had noticed that staff were more confident and better prepared to help facilitate deaths in the community.

It is the quickest way to slender thighs and a pert behind, and has been practised for more than 30 years.

Harper defends the Falconer bill partly on the grounds of the Swiss experience, where she says this has been practised for 70 years without catastrophic consequences.

Many animals and plants engage in sexual reproduction because it confers an advantage, and the fact that sex has been practised for many hundreds of millions of years by a vast plethora of lifeforms attests to its biological importance.

Turmeric is part of Ayurvedic medicine – a holistic, all-natural approach to health that has been practised for centuries in India – and a ubiquitous ingredient in curries and rice dishes.