Sentence examples for increasing practice from inspiring English sources

"This episode is a vivid example of the government's increasing practice to regulate medicine and ration care," he wrote.

One factor, Mr. Jones said, is the increasing practice of amassing more credits than are required for a degree.

Recently, Grange and Juvina (2015) found decreasing n − 2 repetition costs with increasing practice.

These are instances of the increasing practice here, of politics as a surreptitious craft, such as is associated with the secret police of more intrigue-ridden continental areas.

They warned that the increasing practice of making DVD movies of unborn babies or having 3D pictures taken might carry unknown risks.

The former House Parliamentarian criticized the increasing practice of the House leadership to run roughshod over committee leadership, subjecting legislation to purely partisan concerns and choking off debate.

In his sample, it predicted success even when you accounted for the effects of practice; pianists with better working memory were better at sight reading and increased practice did not alter the effect.

Coburn said the improvement came from increased practice time, from using breaks in Polansky's schedule to focus on fitness and specific aspects of his game, alternating sessions between Europe and Montreal.

Teams can thus increase practice time without breaking the stringent rules that both the NFL and NCAA (college football) place on outdoor practice.

So, whether they know they need it now or not, doctors are going to be looking for new, better ways to increase practice efficiency and manage patient requests, he says.

With increased practice, he took more wickets and regained his confidence.