Sentence examples for is still common practice from inspiring English sources

It is still common practice to feed dead cattle to pigs and chickens and vice versa.

While officially illegal in Ethiopia since 1995, early marriage is still common practice.

Yet, it is still common practice to develop individual solutions for different instruments.

However, in outcome assessment for carers, it is still common practice to focus on the negative aspects of caring.

Nonetheless, it is still common practice in many households to — after dinner — wash the dishes by hand to get all the grimy food off of them, and then put them in the dishwasher and run a cycle.

However, in the damage identification or finite element model updating applications, it is still common practice to employ a simple stiffness reduction factor to represent a crack in the identification process, whereas the use of a more realistic crack model is rather limited.

"Black landings" are still common practice across the EU, and prosecutions still take place.

(In those days it was still common practice to place a top camp higher than the South Col; nowadays virtually all parties start their final push from the col, some 3,100 feet [950 metres] below the summit).

The nation's constitution contains the words "nature has the right to exist, persist, maintain and regenerate its vital cycles," and yet it's still common practice in much of Ecuador to throw trash out of the windows of public buses.

A recent review of corrections department reports, done for the Prison Law Office, suggests it's still common practice.

Despite these results, in 2006, Graat et al. showed that in a majority of ICUs in The Netherlands, a daily routine CXR strategy was still common practice [ 35].