Sentence examples for practice even now from inspiring English sources

It is not an easy practice, even now.

The SVP-sponsored referendum on Sunday would have the effect of overturning that court ruling — though secret hearings remain common practice even now.

This controlled flow enabled the governor's relentless public-relations machine to surround his every move with fanfare, a practice that continues even now that the legislature has gone home.

The Affordable Care Act made such practices illegal, but even now insured people with chronic illnesses often face unaffordable costs in an era of high deductibles and co-payments.

Even now, dancers practice their moves at the band shell and other locations, timing their steps to the thump of drums or sandals.

Paying young women for eggs to be fertilized and men for sperm is now common practice — even though they are still regularly referred to as "donors".

Paying young women for eggs to be fertilized and men for sperm is now common practice — even though they are still regularly referred to as "donors". Yet the sale of tissue, cells and eggs for stem-cell research or organs for transplant are still the subject of vehement dispute.

Malik now rejects the practice even though the saint at Baba Jee was his great-aunt, a woman whose virtuous life led local people to revere her as holy.

Even now, he said, he retreats to the practice rooms to play when he is under stress.

Even now, CSF measures are used in clinical practice in many parts of the world.

Sport in Azerbaijan has ancient roots, and even now, both traditional and modern sports are still practiced.