Sentence examples for mainly practice from inspiring English sources
In contrast, as indicated by previous studies (Baltenweck et al. 1998), rural farmers mainly practice free range grazing on fields directly with pasture grasses or using the cut and carry system without prior feed storage while supplementing the dairy cows with minimal proportions of commercial concentrates.
They mainly practice extensive livestock production on the extensive landscapes, but recently, immigrants from the already overpopulated central highlands of Kenya and neighboring Tanzania have engaged in cultivation in the wetlands in the area (Campbell et al. 2000; Campbell et al. 2003).
The Kadazans mainly practice Christianity, whilst the Chinese are mainly Buddhists or Christians.
The central services also provide training for health professionals in the PCTs, mainly practice nurses and pharmacists, to provide what has been regarded as the Level 2 service.
He mainly practices disability law, with good reason.
By the end of the 20th century, however, even upland-dwelling Mien were mainly practicing some form of settled agriculture.
Most have been around for several decades, but until recently their visitors were mainly practicing Buddhists, serious yoga students or devotees of an ashram's guru.
Annual crops are predominant and rain-fed agriculture is mainly practiced.
CVD growth of graphene has been mainly practiced on copper [31, 127] and nickel [31, 124, 128] substrates.
It's mainly practiced in South America, where plastic surgeons will sew a piece of plastic mesh to patients' tongues with six stitches.
CDD is mainly practiced by Fundamentalist Christians - a genre of believers that encapsulates more than just those repressed Midwesterners who present religious talk shows out of their garages.
