Sentence examples for more important practice from inspiring English sources

More important, practice changes the way a task is perceived.

"Such an education prepares them to thrive not just in particular careers but also in the broader and more important practice of pursuing reflective, meaningful, and well-lived lives". Bahr, who specializes in medieval literature, provided the inductees and their families with a lively overview of the "ancient…well, relatively" PBK society.

Biodynamic is a strict farming discipline that goes beyond sustainable or organic, and though it is not practiced as much in Champagne as in other wine regions of France, it is becoming a more important practice.

As resources, time and money are always limited, optimization becomes even more important in practice.

"It's very important to have property insurance" -- and, he said, "even more important to practice fire safety".

Where other teams, two years out from the 2007 World Cup, were focused on how to win the Webb Ellis trophy, the Wallabies had zeroed in on something far more important: best practice for the consumption of human flesh.

A parent in California wrote me last week about the state's STAR testing, and, more important, the practice, in some schools, of awarding medals for achievement on the tests to students.

But the case of diabetes and other evidence suggest that a third problem with health savings accounts may be even more important: in practice, people who are forced to pay for medical care out of pocket don't have the ability to make good decisions about what care to purchase.

We showed that the results on patent abstracts are not extendable to patent full texts which are more important in practice.

There are technical problems in risk assessment, but the management failures were much more important in practice.

Patient area deprivation remained more important than practice deprivation (most deprived compared with least deprived quintile: OR 1.36; 95% CI 1.32 1.40).