Sentence examples for is often practiced from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM GUEST: Is financial procrastination the most dangerous kind that is often practiced?

He is a devout proponent of philanthropy but doesn't like the way fund-raising is often practiced.

Yet because the religion is often practiced furtively in basement temples, and because of its emphasis on spirits, spells and animal sacrifices, it has been stigmatized as primitive.

While charlatanry (pretensions to medical knowledge) is often practiced, the office also demands an understanding of the technical equipment calculated to bring about the results that are sought, and the proper type of temperament, conditions of mind, and state of emotion.

To minimize experimental biases due to physical and chemical alteration of the pyrite surface, pretreatment of pyrite grains is often practiced.

In a country where racial profiling is often practiced but deemed deeply problematic, why aren't the supporters of the racial privacy initiative against the targeting of ethnic minorities as criminals simply based on their race?

Primitive rites are often practiced outdoors with some monument as a focus, while the altar of Pergamum and the Ara Pacis (Augustan Altar of Peace) in Rome are evidences of the open-air religious observances of the classical world.

As with cigarette smoking and heavy drinking, which are "often practiced despite knowledge of their dangers," she said, attempts to curtail UV abuse through education about its dangers seem to fall on deaf ears.

Brown spoke of the "false equivalency" that's often practiced in journalism.

During the study period, autopsy was required for all infant deaths, and was often practiced for stillborn fetuses.

Violence, exploitation and abuse are often practiced by someone known to the child, including parents, other family members, caretakers, teachers, employers, law enforcement authorities, state and non-state actors and other children.