Sentence examples for practice are widely from inspiring English sources

Across all healthcare professions, the difficulties of translating high quality evidence into routine practice are widely reported [ 32– 32].

Although not strictly legal, the practice is widely tolerated.

This practice was widely discussed in the daily editorial conference, until explicit reference to it was banned by the Editor.

The practice is widely considered cruel and wasteful, because the sharks are often thrown overboard, finless, to die.

But in the affluent West, the practice is widely frowned on, not just by grandparents and friends, but by the medical community at large.

Police officers in general seem to be thought of as decent people doing good work and yet policing, as a practice, is widely distrusted.

He went on: "This practice was widely discussed in the daily editorial conference, until explicit reference to it was banned by the editor".

Responding to complaints from Davis that lesser charges were bundled together in the Evans case to "reinforce" a more serious alleged offence of rape, the CPS insisted that the practice is widely used.

The practice was widely criticized by experts in genetics and bioethics who said they believed it was a violation of personal privacy and that it was illegal under an act passed by Congress that took effect in November 2009.

Paying those taxes is another huge gift to his heirs, and this practice is widely used by the wealthy as another way to pass on money to another generation while avoiding gift or estate taxes.

Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson today faced fresh questions over his role in the phone-hacking scandal after MPs released documents claiming the practice was "widely discussed" at the newspaper.