Sentence examples for once standard practice from inspiring English sources

Performing opera in the language of the audience was once standard practice.

A major goal of the program is to provide the creators of a new opera with something like what was once standard practice with a Broadway musical: an out-of-town tryout to pave the way for a New York opening.

For instance, a lengthy course of bed rest was once standard practice for acute LBP.

The approach emerged as philosophers and historians of science began to break from the once-standard practice of reconstructing scientific inference with the tools of logic and, instead, to embrace detailed investigation of actual episodes from the history of science.

The company has not been holding such calls, which once were standard practice, while it has been trying to resolve problems with its accounting practices, which are being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Although it once was standard practice in nursing homes to "re-orient" residents who became confused about the identities of staff members, Alonzo said that it is more comforting to residents if staff members play along with their delusions.

In the United States, it is standard practice, once the oil has been isolated from this mixture, to "reinject" the produced water, pumping it deep underground into dedicated wells, in order to prevent damage to the local habitat.

It was anticipated that remote booking would become standard practice once technical challenges were overcome.

Patients are offered two treatment sessions per day Monday to Friday and once at a weekend, standard practice in our critical care unit.

It was developed through a collaborative process with providers and managers from the participating agencies with the goal of integrating the intervention into standard practice once the study ends.

Cleaning out old files is a standard practice, but once a federal investigation has begun, nothing related to the matter is to be destroyed.