Sentence examples for mostly practice from inspiring English sources

Berthoud and her longtime friend and fellow bibliotherapist Susan Elderkin mostly practice "affective" bibliotherapy, advocating the restorative power of reading fiction.

They are actually related to the Turkic-speaking Uighurs, who mostly practice Sunni Islam farther west and who, for some Chinese, have become associated with violence and resistance to rule by Beijing.

The tensions are shaking a multiethnic, multiracial state that has tried to maintain harmony among its citizens: mostly Muslim Malays, who make up 60 percent of the population, and minority Chinese and Indians, who mostly practice Christianity, Hinduism and Buddhism.

The policies adopted by Mr. Wang during his long tenure marginalized the language and culture of the Uighurs — a Turkic-speaking people who mostly practice Sunni Islam and are the largest ethnic group in Xinjiang — while encouraging migration to the region by the Han, who by official count make up 92 percent of the 1.3 billion people of China.

SR funds in Germany mostly practice negative screening and/or follow a best in class investment approach (see FNG (2014)).

NHS Plymouth has 41 GP practices in 5 geographic localities with around 230 fully trained smear takers who are mostly practice nurses.

Mr. Olenick has used the water ramps and trampolines, but mostly practices on snow.

We mostly practiced at [Greenpeace's London office] – we have quite a high building, so we'd go off the edge of that".

Darling is a versatile player who can play both weakside and middle linebacker, although he has mostly practiced at the weakside, where James Farrior has started.

Yet, until the mid-20th century, it was mostly practiced by wealthy individuals and families.

In principle, this reform was a means to end the exploitation of peasants by absentee landlords (which was mostly practiced in the southern part of Ethiopia).