Sentence examples for hardly practice for from inspiring English sources

Eventually, she could hardly practice for a month.

Moreover, although the interpretation of CXR is more complicated than that of smear examination, quality control is hardly practiced for CXR.

Allison referred to the show as "charmed"; at the very least, it is hardly standard practice for a premiere to open seven months after a first reading.

Yet both have an unusual open-air feeling and are filled with lyrical location work — "Captain Lightfoot" was shot on in Ireland, hardly standard practice for the thrifty Universal — that projects Sirk's love of nature, which he spoke of passionately in interviews and had little chance to explore in his later, often studio-bound films.

(For instance, improvisation is hardly practiced by today's crooners).

Eastern European artists were still adept at copperplate engraving, for example, a difficult, labor-intensive skill hardly practiced in the West.

The screen pass, though hardly practiced last week, was crucial.

Of course, that is hardly a new practice for media companies.

An optimal stock-age dependent policy may be computed by stochastic dynamic programming (SDP), but an SDP policy is hardly ever adopted in practice for two reasons: (1) the policy can only be computed if the underlying state space is not too large, and (2) the resulting policy can have a complicated structure.

Every team is dealing with a short two-week training camp and a compressed 66-game schedule that will hardly allow for practice time.

Batting practice for Williams.