Sentence examples for most widely practised from inspiring English sources

It is thought to have originated in China and is still most widely practised in Asia, despite having growing numbers of supporters worldwide.

Their neighbours and fellow victims the Iraqi Christians perhaps ought to be better known, given that their religion is the most widely practised on earth.

We only made one arrest for the whole of last year," said Alasow Hussein, deputy county commissioner for Marakwet, one of the areas where FGM is most widely practised.

And in a book about Italy's illegal immigrant workers* published last year, the author wrote that "The sport most widely practised by the young men of Rosarno is 'hunting the black'…on Monday morning, on the buses taking them to school, the boys report on their respective beatings-up".

What about Malaysia, a country whose material culture is colourful and sensuous (perhaps even more so than Glasgow) but one where Islam, the most widely practised religion, has taken on a more conservative hue over the past decade?

The most widely practised method is to stay home or avoid going out alone.

Transhumance during both seasons was widely practised with most transhumant herds spending less than six months of the surveyed year in the KGR.

Epilation is widely practised in most regions that have a high prevalence of trichiasis and it may have a role in the management of minor trichiasis where there are only a few peripheral lashes and a patient declines surgery.

Because most irrigation practices using Wadi Shebelle water are poor and spate irrigation is widely practised, a common management step is to avoid using the Wadi water for several days following increased river flows caused by rainfall in the Ogadan plateau (Ochtman 1975).

Male circumcision is widely practised in Jewish and Muslim communities.

This is widely practised in the media world.