Sentence examples for increasingly practice from inspiring English sources

"We hope that John McCain will offer a similar condemnation as his allies increasingly practice sleazy Swift boat tactics," he said.

The spillover effect would imply that mothers change breastfeeding behaviour, meaning that they do not breastfeed, stop breastfeeding earlier or increasingly practice mixed feeding, in other words giving complementary foods in addition to breast milk.

(Open membership, increasingly practiced in the United States, meant reception of unimmersed Christians from other denominations).

In time, Mr. Thompson sounded increasingly practiced and prepared, as if he had pulled a series of all-nighters in preparation for his coming-out role.

Settled agriculture is increasingly practiced by them, however; fields for sorghum, corn (maize), millet, peanuts (groundnuts), and squash may be plowed by men but are generally tended by women.

In urban centers, where machine laundering is increasingly practiced, the detergent solubility is not affected by the water hardness.

In arid and semi-arid areas of West Asia and North Africa, including the northern Bekaa Valley of Lebanon, farmers have been increasingly practicing continuous barley cultivation.

The use of biodegradable polymers in regenerative tissue engineering and bone implants is increasingly practiced in the biomedical area due to their good mechanical properties, good biocompatibility and complete degradation in living organisms, without adverse side effects.

Also Brahmins increasingly practiced non-Brahminical professions (agriculture, trade in betel nuts and martial posts).

People are increasingly practicing the "Three Rs" of eating: "reducing" or "replacing" consumption of animal products, and "refining" our diets by switching to products from sources that adhere to higher animal welfare standards.

Prenatal screening for foetal cardiac abnormalities has been increasingly practiced in Sweden during the last 25 years.