Sentence examples for not a frequent practice from inspiring English sources

A significant aspect of capacity building activities consisted in the provision of hands-on training in laboratory analysis and implementation of a proficiency testing program externally monitored by the ICRL, again not a frequent practice in clinical trials.

Most of our blood donors belonged to a low socio-economic level and eating meat is not a frequent practice among them.

RUM is a significant issue and in spite the fact that physicians are the major prescribers worldwide, its teaching is not a frequent practice in medical schools.

There is nothing illegal about distributing religious works in Germany — it is a frequent practice of Scientologists and Hare Krishnas, not to mention Christians — but officials are worried about who is doing the distributing.

The tennis pro Billy Martin, a frequent practice partner for Borg, said in Borg's memoir that Bergelin "prepares everything so perfectly beforehand that Bjorn doesn't have a chance to worry".

Live kidney donation is a frequent practice in our country and organized by scientific committees.

"It is a frequent practice used in terrorist incidents," the report said.

When Bin Laden declared war against the United States in 1996, and the intermittent calls of ISIS to kill Americans became frequent global headlines, Islamophobia also became a frequent practice among politicians, so-called strategic thinkers and counterterrorism "specialists" in the United States.

The use of growth-promoters in beef cattle, despite the EU ban, remains a frequent practice.

Fortunately, this is not a frequent situation, in our experience.

"A formal grievance is not a frequent occurrence," he admits.