Sentence examples for practice has developed from inspiring English sources

It didn't and so the lazy journalistic practice has developed of, regardless, predicting something horrible will happen.

Mr. Carr's "The Media Equation" had the headline "The Puppetry of Quotation Approval," and it laid out just what an unfortunate practice has developed.

By taking advantage of several unique properties of shotcrete (flexibility, high bending strength, and ability to increase thickness by successive layers), Swedish practice has developed shotcreting into a single-support system that is strengthened progressively as needed for conversion into the final support.

However, for some reasons, the application of this technology into diagnostics and clinical practice has developed very slowly.

Much of surgical practice has developed by means of incremental changes to established procedures over a long period.

Just as it is accepted that TESOL practice has developed as a de-centralised transnational polyglot endeavour (Canagarajah 2006), we predict that multiple CFL communities are becoming autonomous, diverse, and flexible entities.

Numerous drugs that are currently in clinical practice have developed multidrug resistance along with fatal side effects.

In these instances, the facilitators did not probe or encourage the participants to discuss how their practice had developed with regard to use of audit.

This research project was seen by all three partners as highly significant – each referred to it when asked how the practice had developed into a leader in chronic illness care.

The practices have developed as the United Way has struggled to recover from recent scandals.

Despite the changes detailed in the memo, however, experts and law enforcement officials said that many questions remained about the case of Mr. Todaro, including how he was able to get away with what he did for so long, and how the agency's oversight practices had developed over the years.