Sentence examples for more widespread practice from inspiring English sources

It was a much more widespread practice then, rather than a social nuisance.

More controversially, senior politicians in India have suggested more widespread practice of yoga could bring down soaring levels of sexual violence in the country.

More controversially, senior politicians in India have suggested more widespread practice of yoga could bring down levels of sexual violence in the country.

Shutt was also nervous about doxxing, an online-harassment tactic that entails publishing a target's personal information, which he feared has the potential to become a more widespread practice among online trolls and vigilantes emboldened by the Trump Administration.

"Further analysis along the lines used to study Gough's Cave will help to establish whether the type of ritualistic cannibalism practiced there is a regional phenomenon, or a more widespread practice found throughout the Magdalenian world".

John Finney, of the Fasig-Tipton Auction Company, suggested to him two factors behind the drought: a psychological barrier of "awe that had surrounded the series," only just broken by Secretariat, and a more widespread practice of owners reserving their horses for the Belmont.

Less risky but more widespread practices probably account for a greater proportion of H5N1 cases; these practices must also be identified and tackled.

This written communication with the dead was confined to the very few literate members of the population, but it was probably part of a more widespread oral practice.

The sensitivity of the testing process may be increased as ferritin testing in pregnancy becomes more widespread in practice.

The two men, with equal vehemence, insist they informed him of more widespread criminal practices at the paper in 2008.

Negative pressure wound therapy was used in less than 1.5% of all cases during the study, but is now more widespread in clinical practice.