Sentence examples for has never been practiced from inspiring English sources

Results from the interviews indicated that reuse of automotive components in newly manufactured vehicles has never been practiced by the selected companies.

Fire drills had never been practiced, because the drills would have taken away from productive work time for the workers.

And the number of trainers increased steadily, creating new management challenges in a business that had never been practiced on such a broad scale.

Myocontrol may thus require specific strategies that have never been practiced before, even for the most basic actions, namely reaching a determined level of myolectric amplitude or sustaining a steady myoelectric amplitude.

Performance on the repeated segment can be compared to performance on random, novel segments, i.e. those that have never been practiced before, to index segment-specific learning.

Moreover, as Kaplan [33] correctly indicated, the discipline of plant morphology in its pure form has never been widely practiced in the United States.

But Doerr has never been a practicing entrepreneur, especially not a bootstrapped entrepreneur.

For Mary Poppins, "Enough is as good as a feast," but this nominally sensible approach to life has never been embraced or practiced by the human race.

Obama's campaign told The Los Angeles Times last year that he "has never been a practicing Muslim".

"There is a complete set of religious rituals and historical conventions in the reincarnation of the Dalai Lama and a Dalai Lama identifying his own successor has never been the practice," Mr. Hong said.

"It would be terrific if one could suggest that a film could stand on its own merits, but that has never been the practice in Hollywood," Mr. Egan, the Universal executive, said.