Sentence examples for practice much of from inspiring English sources

In practice, much of his analysis is shared by the team around the business secretary, Vince Cable.

In practice, much of what Yentob actually does all day is talk to people on the phone.

In practice, much of the decision-making appears to lie with NSA analysts, rather than the Fisa court or senior officials.

This edition of the Knicks has come together only recently and has had little time to practice much of anything as a team.

Today's pygmy cultures, says Campbell delightedly, still practice much of Bizou's art, hence his contention that "you can't really write about the history of comedy without having lived with the pygmies" - which he intends, in the near future, to do.

But, in keeping with the drive of militant secularism to attack the very idea of God as much as what faith means in practice, much of the shouting is usually about philosophical fundamentals.

Children's environmental health program administrator Kimberly Gray says that although the institute already practices much of what the report preaches, it's good to get a wider outside perspective on the issues involved.

"I wasn't anticipating that, because I was off a couple weeks and couldn't practice much because of my lower back".

In practice, much adapting of the outline schedules took place, with questions changing in response to themes that emerged from interviewees.

Burress, who has had an ankle injury that has kept him out of practice for much of the season, did not practice Thursday.

Keep practicing because this is a skill that requires lots of practice, and much of your learning will occur by error.