Sentence examples for practice has only from inspiring English sources

If chugging vinegar sounds curious to you as well, be apprised that this centuries-old practice has only recently been abandoned.

But the practice has only accelerated since then, Washington says, with new housing blocks being approved, local administrative boundaries moved and illegal settlements retroactively approved.

"Despite the increased competition, the implementation of the current regulatory framework in practice has only led to more regulatory intervention," said Michael Bartholomew, director of the European Telecommunications Network Operators Association.

The practice has only become more extensive and faster in the digital age.

The fact that IA leadership has been a revolving door over the past several years, and therefore lacks consistency in leadership and practice, has only compounded the problems.

In China, private primary care practice has only recently been allowed and is still in its infancy.

The 11th Infantry Division, nominally 9000 men strong, in practice had only 1500 soldiers in first-line units.

One practice implemented routine home visits by the CHW to support self-management, while another practice had only recently began to implement home visits for diabetic patients with abnormal clinical values of hemoglobin levels.

It is remarkable that economic implications of involvement of nurses in the oncological practice have only been evaluated in a few studies (Wallace et al, 1999; Helgesen et al, 2000; Faithfull et al, 2001; Basnyat et al, 2002; Moore et al, 2002; Niv and Niv, 2005).

To the best of our knowledge, parental self-efficacy related to specific parenting practices has only been investigated in one study.

Even if financial incentives were found to significantly improve adherence to process measures, recent work suggests that adherence to "best practices" has only a relatively modest impact on risk-adjusted 30-day mortality rates for patients with acute myocardial infarctions (0.6%), heart failure (0.1%) and pneumonia (0.1%) [ 43].