Sentence examples for later a common practice from inspiring English sources

The bear appeared to have finished off one dolphin and buried the remains of a second in the snow for later — a common practice among some animals, but rare in polar bears, he said.

If the past is any guide, though, Mr. Koizumi will be under intense pressure to abandon his fiscal austerity policies and to increase spending, perhaps by using supplementary budgets later in the fiscal year, a common practice in Japan.

It was later on learned that this was a common practice in almost all districts.

All providers at participating clinics were officially salaried employees, although, as will be explained in more detail later, unofficial payments to public health providers is a common practice.

They later resold it at full price, escaping considerable Russian taxes -- a common practice in privatization's heyday known as transfer pricing.

She later rose to assistant commissioner (while still, technically, on loan from the C.D.C., a common practice).

He and Louisa may have rented her from her owners and paid her (and, perhaps, her owner) wages, a common practice in Washington at the time and something we know that the Adamses later did.

In a later study (Warman et al., 1994), 30% of the dental students acknowledged that cheating during exams is a common practice.

As instructor Dmitry Lipkanou of the Toronto Psychedelic Society and Checkitkit explained, it's a common practice that's been used for decades, first by government agencies in the late 70s/early 80s, and gradually later by harm reduction groups.

But it's a common practice now.

That seems to be a common practice.