Sentence examples for into a common practice from inspiring English sources

And an image that had been forming for decades cannot disappear overnight, it is maintained because it turned into a common practice.

The Postville cases raised an outcry among immigrant advocates, because they transformed into federal felonies a common practice by illegal immigrants of presenting fake Social Security numbers and other documents to employers.

A sizable portion of the public money collected by K12 is rolled back into generating more business, a common practice by for-profit companies that nevertheless raises questions when the money is intended to educate schoolchildren.

Our reading of the record suggests merely that integration of new functionality into platform software is a common practice and that wooden application of per se rules in this litigation may cast a cloud over platform innovation in the market for PCs, network computers and information appliances.

In developing countries, the disposal of greywater into soil drainage is a common practice.

Cloning polymerase chain reaction (PCR) products into plasmid vectors is a common practice in a molecular biology research laboratory.

In the gloom of the ancient nave, Stern's torch picks out hundreds of tiny crosses scratched into the four rows of columns – a common practice of ancient pilgrims who wanted to make their mark on the holiest shrines in Christendom – long before Banksy helped transform the walls of Bethlehem into a canvas for world-class street art.

Folding single twisted yarns into a torque-free plied yarn, a common practice in textile processing, leads to reductions in both modulus and internanotube friction.

To incorporate the connection rigidity into the member stiffness, it is a common practice to model the semirigid connection as massless and zero length rotational spring.

tranches into new C.D.O.'s, which was also a common practice.

Search log analysis has become a common practice to gain insights into user search behaviour: it helps gain an understanding of user needs and preferences, as well as an insight into how well a system supports such needs.