Sentence examples for intensive practices from inspiring English sources

"In fact, after a first week of very rough, very intensive practices, Shenae didn't show up for a few days.

But by the 1970s my father was increasingly questioning the sustainability of some of the more intensive practices, as well as the animal-welfare issues involved.

The EEA warned that as a result of intensive practices, with the aggressive use of pesticides and other chemicals, the loss of hedgerows, field margins and other semi-wild areas, as well as the monocultures prevailing in many areas and the rapid turnover of land, many large areas of farmed land are becoming "sterile" in terms of biodiversity.

Farmers who do not trust the government are less likely to conclude contracts for less intensive practices.

Li et al. (2013) also indicated that long-term intensive practices reduced SOC stocks in Moso bamboo (Phyllostachys pubescens) forests in southeastern China.

However, rainfall and inadequate finances to invest in capital intensive practices such as irrigation are key limiting factors hindering enclosure owners in the location.

Like a pianist's innate talent, it must be groomed through intensive practice.

The researchers all agreed that intensive practice was the most important way to manage pressure.

You have to wonder how the pianist Marilyn Nonken's neighbors in her Manhattan apartment building have been dealing with her intensive practicing in recent months.

Ms. Serpa heads back to the road test on Thursday, with "a whole new level of confidence" after more intensive practice — plus a new string of kabbalah beads and a lucky pendant.

Pasture/grass-fed: The new words for the traditional practice of grazing cattle and sheep on pasture as opposed to the more intensive practice of fattening them on grains indoors or in CAFOs (concentrated animal feed operations – largely found in the US).