Sentence examples for practice largely from inspiring English sources

Up to now, common practice largely focused on softwood.

He has since been devoted full time to his practice largely in corporate and commercial law.

Some Salafists have spoken of legalizing female genital mutilation, a practice largely foreign to Tunisia.

Theatrical tradition and social practice largely determine the scope of the material to be presented.

The concept of accessibility has made inroads into planning practice, largely at the system level.

THERE is a barely perceptible, almost wistful, longing for the time when his practice largely consisted of curing childhood diseases.

By the time Lee died in 1996, other large firms were creating their own Supreme Court practices, largely on behalf of business interests.

For white grapes, spraying can continue much later because standard wine production practices largely remove sulfur residue.

On most of these farms, traditional shifting cultivation is practiced, largely because of the nutrient-poor soils of the lowlands.

Cannabis growers are moving slowly toward energy efficient practices, largely out of fear for how changes might affect the quality of their product.

The other two midrise apartment buildings were designed by Alison Spear, who lives in Miami but practices largely in New York, and Mr. Gorlin.