Sentence examples for practice as opposed from inspiring English sources

However, in practice as opposed to theory, is it ever as simple as that?

Yet policy practice — as opposed to pure analysis — almost inevitably involves both compromise and risk.

It is easily implementable in engineering practice as opposed to other more sophisticated techniques available in the literature.

Despite its clunkily repeated preposition, the latter job description spells out a defiant faith in practice as opposed to theory.

In addition, 64% said they were better equipped to make adjustments so that people with mental health difficulties could access their practice as opposed to just 41% before.

But when it came to foreign policy substance and practice, as opposed to theory and aspiration, Hague's "distinctive" new brand looked depressingly familiar.

"It's much more a partnership to improve policies and practices as opposed to a court takeover," Klinger said.

Like revivalist preachers, they invite our faith, our willingness to search for magic in ancient, undecipherable Oriental practices (as opposed to the new, quite decipherable, Western practices).

This paper demonstrates the efficacy of applying current software engineering methods to the redesign of IT-based business practices as opposed to more traditional approaches.

Customary international law refers to international obligations arising from established international practices, as opposed to obligations arising from formal written conventions and treaties.

A notable feature is Basil's strong preference for the monastic life, in which brotherly love can be practiced, as opposed to that of the hermit.