Sentence examples for latter practice from inspiring English sources

The latter practice was more common.

The latter practice has disappeared, but the association between a writer and his show persists.

This latter practice was discontinued by the Meiji government, which abolished the Shugen-dō in 1872.

For the latter practice, I adopt three beings: a fervent country, an obscure athlete (or athletes) and an unnoticed sport.

The latter practice is the more commonly favoured arrangement, largely on account of its more finished appearance.

Recently, due to greater emphasis on purer water in streams, there has been increased interest in this latter practice.

The former advocates democracy and the latter practices absolute monarchy.

At The University of Liverpool, the course is divided into two parts, the former being theory and the latter clinical practice.

The former is both illegal and unethical; the latter (current practice) is where the commerce issues arise.

Alicia Silverstone's Cher puts the latter into practice when (unattainable) dreamboat Christian comes round, prising a whole log of cookie dough from its packet, dropping it on to the oven tray and baking until smoke billows from the kitchen.

From there they gained access to the user database with passwords that were encrypted and "salted" – the latter a practice of adding a random string of characters during encryption to make it even harder to decrypt.