Sentence examples for is often practised from inspiring English sources

It is often practised with blunt razors or knives and without anaesthetics.

Where old terrorism sought to change the world—however misguidedly the new sort is often practised by those who believe the world is beyond redemption.

"For instance, one does not want to erroneously conclude that rote learning helps to improve children's maths skills, simply because this technique is often practised within east Asian schools.

The phenomenon of Coal Oil agglomeration for recovering the coal fines by agitating the coal-water slurries in oil is often practised by coal industry to ensure a safe and healthy environment.

Prophylactic vaccination against FMDV is often practised in endemically infected areas.

In addition, early drainage after panicle emergence is often practised in paddy fields to facilitate machine harvesting.

However, a systematic postponement of chemotherapy of 1 week when the neutrophil count is below 1.5 × 10 l−1, or the use of G-CSF are often practised in clinical trials, they are not always consistent with community practices.

He was often practising on a dummy piano but was willing to open a garden fete for us.

Ockham is the originator of the principle now known as Ockham's Razor, and Buridan is often seen as having practised what Ockham preached.

The tendency to migrate is often attributed to cannibalism practised by larger frogs on those that are still developing.

"It attracts people from quite a range of backgrounds who are often already practising in this field but who wish to develop themselves professionally, we also have a number of women who are returning to work.