Sentence examples for now being practiced from inspiring English sources

In the UK, mineral extraction is now being practiced at depths of over 1000 m.

That is, the glamorous brand of camping now being practiced by the upper crust of Lower Manhattan, whose idea of roughing it involves fondue pots and foraging for restaurant reservations.

Needle aponeurotomy, which leaves only superficial puncture wounds, was developed 30 years ago by a group of French rheumatologists and is now being practiced in the United States by fewer than a dozen physicians.

Pre-planning and forecasting is the norm in China and the same is now being practiced in India.

With suspended animation now being practiced in an American hospital in Pittsburgh, doctors can keep people completely dead for a few hours, then revive them back to life.

Agri-environmental policy measures are now being practiced in developed, as well as developing countries (Ferraro 2009; Wunder and others 2008), and it is probable that they will be introduced into an ever growing number of countries.

Hinduism, once much more widespread, now is practiced by many people in the region's Indian communities.

Because of the revolution in information systems produced by the Internet, critical review of the evidence can now be practiced from any personal computer and this has given rise to what can be called electronic EBM (e-EBM).

Where people used to think about was indiscreet now is practiced all the time, that everybody shares everything, and knows everything.

I have now been practicing Transcendental Meditation (TM) for eight years.

"All we can do now is practice harder and win the next one," the Giants' Jason Pierre-Paul wrote on his Twitter feed after the game.