Sentence examples for it becomes standard practice from inspiring English sources
The service could make it big if it becomes standard practice for companies to maintain a "green" web site.
Throughout the rising markets of the Nineties, it became standard practice for executives to be paid relatively small salaries but to be given generous stock options.
He published a paper showing that highly informative markers called microsatellites could be used in gene-mapping studies, and subsequently it became standard practice to use panels of these markers to localise the genes responsible for hundreds of genetic diseases.
It became standard practice for supergrass inmates to be housed in special prison wings with extra allowances before being released into a witness protection scheme complete with plastic surgery and resettlement in Australia or Canada when it was deemed appropriate.
Where a musical's budget was large enough, it became standard practice to place microphones among the orchestra as well as on the lead singers so the sound operator could balance the levels of each for the best result.
It became standard practice in India, where British colonial rulers had established a preference for scientific tests over the testimony of Indians.
The presidential campaign of William Henry Harrison was the first to greatly benefit from music, after which it became standard practice for major candidates to use songs to create public enthusiasm.
Starting in the 1950s, it became standard practice to perform surgeries on infants to make them better fit traditional genders based on whatever the presiding doctor thought their genetalia resembled the most ostensibly to save them from strife and confusion later in life.
The use of low molecular weight heparins (LMWHs) was investigated and implemented in DVT patients before it became standard practice in PE patients [ 6– 8].
