Sentence examples for practice brought from inspiring English sources

Putting the idea into practice brought other challenges.

The practice brought protests from American Indian groups, including the Zuni tribe, for whom these areas are sacred, Interior Department officials said.

The failure of the Fujiwara to check this practice brought the rapid erosion of the economic basis of Fujiwara power and the strengthening of the military families of the outlying provinces.

The demise of foot-binding in China came with the opening of that country to international influence, and the understanding that the practice brought the whole country into disrespect in the rest of the world.

With each vignette, we are provided with a smattering of medical insights: the physiological effects of crucifixion (a practice brought to Francis's mind by the nail through the builder's palm); details of the boxer's fracture suffered by the prison warder; and the links between self-harm and abuse suffered in childhood.

At the same time, he says, the practice brought with it a host of problems, not the least of which was the fraying effect such zero tolerance approaches have on the already tense relationship between police officers and residents in some of the city's poorer neighborhoods they patrol.

Williams feels the IfL code of practice brings greater coherence to the sector.

The imagined consequences are so dire that few dare to test stopping, even when the practice brings deadly consequences.

"They all spend lots of time with their kids, take them to swimming practice, bringing them to competitions and meets.

Then they would return again to private practice, bringing with them the old values of family, work and public service.

Regular practice brings "a greater sense of focus, non-distraction and concentration," says Thubten – all things that will improve work performance.