Sentence examples for is now practicing from inspiring English sources

Having failed so far at traditional diplomacy, they say, China is now practicing terra-cotta diplomacy.

Meanwhile Cersei's little brother, brought so low by the end of Season Four, is now practicing his pidgin Valyrian as the de facto Mayor of Meereen.

Her deficiencies of spirituality notwithstanding, Wendi Murdoch's spiritedness seemed unbounded; and, at the least, her husband explained, she had persuaded him to take up yoga, which he is now practicing two or three times a week.

He is now practicing law as a partner in the firm of Fulton, Walter & Halley at 30 Rockefeller Plaza He said if he had been elected he would have served only one term, as being in politics is expensive, and that is all he could afford.

The story concludes with Mead observing that her deficiencies of spirituality notwithstanding, Wendi Murdoch's spiritedness seemed unbounded; and, at the least, her husband explained, she had persuaded him to take up yoga, which he is now practicing two or three times a week.

Islam was introduced in the 7th century and is now practiced by about one-third of Ethiopians.

After 1891 it spread rapidly as far north as Canada and is now practiced among more than 50 tribes.

Caplan thinks that democracy as it is now practiced cannot be salvaged, and his position is based on a simple observation: "Democracy is a commons, not a market".

If the guidance is enforced, it could make mountaintop removal mining, at least as it is now practiced, all but impossible -- but that remains far from certain.

Most devastating of all, large-scale commercial long-lining is now practiced with vigor in the Gulf of Mexico, the breeding ground of the bluefin.

And this emphasis on attentiveness to words is now practiced not only in the English departments, but also in philosophy and religious studies and history.