Sentence examples for practice in hundreds of from inspiring English sources

"This approach has been put into practice in hundreds of Senegalese villages — with great success".

The pelvic massage was a highly lucrative staple of many medical practices in 19th-century London, with repeat business all but guaranteed.

The teaching intervention was put into practice in a 8th grade class consisting of 25 primary students (aged 14-15).

Goods shipped by one neutral to another were in principle free, but British and American practice in the 19th century, under the doctrine of "continuous voyage," extended the right to seizure of goods that, though on their way to a neutral destination, were to be forwarded to an enemy.

Undergraduate medical education needs ongoing improvements to meet the changing demands of medical practice in the 21st century.

The Shiites are meant to bemoan their subservient state; at the same time, they are being stereotyped on the basis of the annual rites of mourning and self-flagellation Shiites practice in memory of the 7th-century martyrdom of Imam Hussein.

What kind of religious faith are we to practice in the 21st century?

Our understanding of a patient's genome will increasingly drive medical practice in the 21st century.

Several important books on these subjects were written that give a good picture of farming practices in the 17th and 18th centuries.

"It was a common practice in the 18th century".

Although several approaches for setting reference conditions were proposed (historical data, predictive models, data of minimally impacted sites), in practice the 25th percentile of a sample distribution from the entire population of lakes was used to derive reference values.