Sentence examples for practice more commonly from inspiring English sources

BLOOMBERG NEWS   French Banks Embrace Securitization  |  French banks are increasingly turning to a practice more commonly seen in the United States, and one that "led to huge losses not so long ago," The Wall Street Journal writes.

The practice, more commonly referred to as fracking, permits gas drilling of toxic chemicals deep into the ground to extract natural resources.

The police call interactions like that "community engagement," but the practice more commonly known as "carding" has been a longstanding source of friction between police and black Torontonians, who say they're disproportionately targeted.

aWhile we recognize that "female circumcision" is a euphemism for the practice more commonly known as "female genital mutilation," all national surveys conducted in Egypt use the term "circumcision," or khitan in Arabic.

40 The relevance of these findings suggests the need to refer patients with EO for food allergy evaluation, a practice more commonly seen in paediatric than adult gastroenterology practice.

The virtues of composting are so obvious that it's shocking it isn't practiced more commonly.

Induction of labor is also now practiced more commonly [ 13, 23, 25, 28].

LMT and LAc group practices more commonly have other types of practitioners than DC group practices (68.8% and 62.5%, compared to 33.3%).

The practice is more commonly associated with hunters using bows and arrows.

There has been an increase in online searches for driving lessons in exchange for sex, or 'a ride for a ride' as the practice is more commonly known, according to The Telegraph.

The practice is more commonly known as zero-rating.