Sentence examples for more a practice from inspiring English sources

Mr. Corbett said The Times's "standard approach" was more a practice than a firm policy.

5S, basically a method for organizing the workplace in a shop floor or even in an office, is more a practice than a technique used to establish and maintain quality environment in an organization.

Those points are linked to funding, so the more a practice achieves, the more funding it gets.

This statistic may explain why international dating in Beijing seems to be becoming more a practice for Chinese women than for Chinese men (Wang X: Gender, dating, and violence in Urban China, forthcoming).

Then, with the creation of the U.S. Sentencing Commission by Congress, guidelines were established that made sentencing more a practice of reading a chart than making an actual judgment.

For him, this was more a practice session than a Grand Slam third-rounder.

But what prevails, even in darker paintings that call to mind the ruminative spaces of Mark Rothko, is more a practiced decorum than unpredictable painterly adventure.

It was a commercial success, though they describe it more as a "practice run".

The match was a virtually flawless session that looked much more like a practice for Williams than a Grand Slam semifinal.

Jofe: Observability is more of a practice than any one technology.

It was intimate, more like a practice ground for graduate students to cut their teeth than a full-blown conference.