Sentence examples for longer, in practice from inspiring English sources

Black and white photographs taken in the 1960's capture rituals no longer in practice: the dressy Saint Patrick's Day dinner; the annual flag-raising ceremony, with the commodore standing tall and blond in officer's uniform.

One day after Coach Byron Scott of the Nets blasted his players for what he called a heartless and gutless loss to the Orlando Magic, he imposed his plan to "tighten the screws," making his players run harder and longer in practice.

I am no longer in practice, but I recently asked a solicitor colleague working in local authority child protection if she thought the removal in recent years of effectively all public funding for private family law proceedings had anything to do with it.

Of these, 30 email addresses were invalid and 14 physicians were no longer in practice.

Of the 3,006 questionnaires sent, 222 physicians were unreachable, deceased or no longer in practice.

Of the subset of 150 physicians who were more actively traced, an additional 11 were found to be no longer in practice.

Mutombo says he has worked harder and longer in practices for Brown than for any other coach.

Further research is needed to examine the effect of the training on longer term in-practice performance and, importantly, the ability to achieve positive outcomes for patients.

Those who pass, in either group, are then further divided across five sub-groups, which specify whether an applicant should be expected to recover in six-24 months or "longer term" (in practice three years).

People may not have had the easy tools today, but one can argue that the habit of instant and widespread communication, inculcated and trained by years of chatting and status updating, asserted itself even when it was no longer easy in practice.

Standard forecasting methods that are designed to cope with seasonal demand often are no longer applicable in practice.