Sentence examples for it's become standard practice from inspiring English sources
It's become standard practice to flame critics who disagree with the cultural consensus, especially when the movies are genre entertainment based on comic books.
Big in Japan and Argentinaandand Italy …): It's become standard practice for Hollywood tentpoles to begin rolling out overseas ahead of their U.S. releases, and "ASM 2" is no different.
Yet it is becoming standard practice.
"It's become almost standard practice in any political conflict to see that occur," said Eugene Spafford, a computer security expert who runs the Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security at Purdue University And like the Internet itself, this cyber warfare simply ignores national boundaries.
It's become a fairly standard practice for US chain restaurants to add a gratuity (typically 15 to 18%) to the bills of parties over six or eight.
Now that the line has been crossed, it's fair to assume it will become standard practice for billionaires like Thiel to finance lawsuits until the publication loses and has to sell itself to pay the judgment".
Further, if shared-care models are to become standard practice, standard definitions and adequate evaluation are essential [ 29, 30].
(Our tour guide professed to not know even where the vault is located). But it has become standard practice for top artists to drop albums unexpectedly, the element of surprise as powerful a marketing tool as the content itself.
It has become standard practice for a would-be acquirer to pore over the target's employee records and labour practices before committing to a deal.Business fraud is a serious problem in Brazil, as elsewhere in Latin America, and the climate of insecurity inside firms being sold can make scams more likely, says Marcelo Gomes of GBE, a firm of financial detectives in Sao Paulo.
Undercover officers told The Times that they were trained to use names of the dead and it had become "standard practice".
