Sentence examples for now practised from inspiring English sources
This breakthrough established the foundations for the orthomolecular psychiatry now practised around the world.
The meat-producing system Fairlie advocates differs sharply from the one now practised in the rich world: low energy, low waste, just, diverse, small-scale.
Yoga, the mind-body discipline based on ancient Indian philosophy and now practised all over the world, has joined Unesco's list of intangible world heritage.
There are plenty of wonderful sports Eton fives, for example, or "real tennis"—which have lost ground over the centuries so that their skills are now practised only by an elite few.
A measure of competency, in other words, is spreading through the system.One of the biggest changes has come at the grassroots, where "village" democracy is now practised by the two-thirds of Chinese living in rural areas.
It was only in the past five years that Chinese banks were able to rid themselves of vast amounts of bad loans, and the process did not involve internal risk controls, but rather risk transfer of the sort now practised to much derision in the West: sticking the government with losses.These varying visions are not just hypothetical; they have practical consequences.
So he now practises his craft in secrecy and with difficulty.
Mariano is an ex-orthodox doctor, who now practises holistic medicine.
Three decades later, Charlotte, now practising law, appears to have exorcised these events.
Her fellow guest was the former IRA intelligence coordinator Kieran Conway, who now practises as a barrister.
Today's drones, blimps, unmanned boats and reconnaissance robots collect and transmit so much data, she says, that Western countries now practise "warfare by committee".
