Sentence examples for has been practised for from inspiring English sources
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.
Chhaupadi – which translates to "untouchable being" – has been practised for centuries in Nepal, as well as in parts of India and Bangladesh, where a yearly festival in August, Rishi Panchami, involves women purifying themselves with water and prayer for the "sins" they commit while menstruating.
Deeply rooted in some cultures where it has been practised for thousands of years, FGM – sometimes referred to a female genital cutting – is traditionally seen as a way of maintaining a girl's virginity before marriage, but condemned by campaigners as a means of controlling women's fertility and sexual desire.
He has already beaten the best returner in the game, Agassi, and has been practising for the last six months with the second best, Hewitt.
The success of his second album, Cupid Deluxe, last year, has thrust the hipster-producer centre stage, and judging by how smoothly he rolls his shoulders and wiggles his hips to the purring synth and skeletal beats of Chamakay, Hynes has been practising for his moment.
The doctor-patient relationship has broken down, he says, and his views are shared by senior doctors (Radhakrishnan has been practising for a decade).
