Sentence examples for practice just as from inspiring English sources

Some find a criminal-defense practice just as challenging as prosecution work, even uplifting.

As I found out later, if you practice just as hard as you play, the game will be a lot easier".

Nanny care is often represented as a rich mother's indulgence, but, in a country that provides few options for affordable child care, the practice just as often represents a negotiation between two working mothers, dividing their labor between work and parenting, and rarely succeeding completely at either.

However, numbers have been small and it may be that patients present to general practice just as often, but with different symptoms.

And that's the key: ensuring that relaxed performances become standard practice, just as captioned performances have.

The Yankees avoided extra exertion on Saturday by forgoing batting practice, just as they had on Friday.

The skiers had practiced just as much as the members of, say, their schools' basketball teams, so they wanted to make every run count.

There's still room for fumbling after you've successfully fielded the ball, so the transfer needs to be practiced just as much.

So too those who sport baggy trousers or skin tight jeans, wear tattoos or go in for piercing, face-lifting, breast enhancement and a myriad of other practices just as offensive to some as the burqa is to others.

Legislation would, in our opinion, focus too much on certification which is very expensive and does not guarantee that those certified have proper practices, just as a driving licence doesn't guarantee that the holder is an adequate driver".

Officials of Local 225 of the Transport Workers Union of America, in fact, charge that the company has engaged in some questionable union practices, just as Gray Line's 140 union members prepare to negotiate a new contract.