Sentence examples for practice makes it from inspiring English sources

The practice makes it easier for readers to move through a piece of prose.

Some defence solicitors fear this practice makes it more difficult to represent clients fairly.

But they also point out that waiting every four years, the current practice, makes it harder to detect a trend.

Most apartments are now sold by word of mouth, and this practice makes it difficult to obtain an apartment on the open market.

The practice makes it all the more valuable to book a package holiday – if the airline cancels your flight, the tour operator has to arrange an acceptable alternative or give you a full refund on the whole trip.

The disclosure of this practice makes it more urgent than ever that Congress clamp down on what is unquestionably the bulk collection of American communications and restrict it to clear targets of an investigation.

That practice made it impossible to say how much the city spent to create each job.

But his own budget proposal would, in practice, make it impossible for the government to invest in and maintain infrastructure, highways, and airports.

That being said, a little practice made it easier, but it might discourage first-time users.

The project has been awarded BuildingSMART's 2015 award for 'outstanding open BIM practice' making it Norway's role model for BIM practice.

Rules governing resource extraction practice make it possible to weed out and punish unscrupulous businesses.