Sentence examples for is only practiced from inspiring English sources

Such sophisticated tool use is only practiced by a handful of animal species.

Currently the ritual is only practiced during Buddhist holy days by Mon monks from Wat Chanasongkhram.

On average it lasts between 3 and 4 months and is only practiced by 48 per cent of mothers.

Unfortunately, because "functional genomics" is a recognized discipline within molecular biology, while "nonfunctional genomics" is only practiced by a handful of "genomic clochards" (Makalowski 2003), pseudogenes have always been looked upon with suspicion and wished away.

Male circumcision is now being researched as a HIV prevention option in PNG, where male circumcision (the full removal of the foreskin from the penis) is only practiced by men in a small number of specific cultural groups (33).

A third line of arguing for the importance of swimming (apart from drowning prevention and health advancement) adheres to the civilising effect of the practice, swimming "is only practiced for fun, but also to cultivate civility" (Tímarit Hins íslenzka bókmentafélags 1904, p. 59) and thus a vital part of the civilising process in generating what Norbert Elias (1968) terms a 'second nature'.

Keep in mind that if you follow step #4, your child is only practicing because of a reward - not because he/she wants to.

It was only practiced for about 20 years – during and shortly after the reign of the pharaoh Akhenaten.

Some teachers thought that FGM was only practiced in Africa and others have told me that their families have now changed their attitude to it, so it's worked really well.

Some of them were only practiced in the past, while others still exist to this day.

'Feeding concentrate' was only practiced by seven HHs, of which five stated to have bought 'a lot' of concentrate feed at that time.