Sentence examples for little practiced from inspiring English sources

For most surgeons now in practice, cementing acetabular components is a relatively little practiced skill.

One result was a proliferation of portrait sculptures of subjects at various levels of society, a form previously little practiced.

As a result of the value placed on the ideal image, the representation of extremes (of age or youth, for example, or of deep emotion) and of individuality was ignored or little practiced.

However, broad data sharing was previously little practiced in Japan, and it requires careful design of the ICF template, which specifically means an adequate, appropriate description of the data sharing.

Though little practiced in the United States, crouching down on the commode is how most of the world has pooped into antiquity.

Geographical coverage was spotty within study countries, and some high HIV prevalence countries where MC is little practiced (e.g., Mozambique, Lesotho, Namibia) were not included.

This is a strong exhibition that employs a little-practiced but excellent model: a major museum lending works that might not get shown in its own galleries to a smaller regional museum.

As the drama unfolds, and various machinations ensue, Shakespeare unmasks political and moral chicanery; he finds "vice" often nobler than Angelo's touted, but little-practiced virtues.

But perhaps it will hold some value for those a little less practiced at typing — or younger users who first honed their typing skills on a touchscreen.

"Good!" several little voices chimed in, as if in practiced chorus.

A practiced hiker, Azarias had little cycling experience.