Sentence examples for practice of replying from inspiring English sources

The practice of replying to invitations, let alone actually showing up to parties as promised, has become as antiquated as the chimney sweep, and much messier.

Instead of replying, "Oh, cool".

Fifty-seven oft of 80 practices (71%) replied to the questionnaire.

On the set, Emma Watson, contemplating the prospect of a tzohar bomb going off ten feet away, murmured to Aronofsky, "Can we practice this?" He replied, "There is no practice.

Randomly selected professionals who participate in VBC in outpatient and inpatient departments were requested to fill in structured and pretested questionnaire regarding their practice of VBC and their replies were categorized as 'desirable' and 'undesirable' according to Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) standard.

Some time ago, when asked by the New York Times what he thought of Pope Benedict XVI, American historian Garry Wills -- a practicing Catholic -- replied, "Irrelevant".

As expected, it turned out from the replies that the practice of domestic intensive care physicians is very paternal and this is promoted by legal regulations that share a similar character.

Although the use of questionnaires replied by individual nurses implies that we measure practice of EBP at the individual level, as nurses actually perform the components of EBP, we do not believe that practicing EBP is a purely individual responsibility.

Nineteen practices (response rate of 32.2%) replied to the survey.

Also practice any possible outcomes that someone might say, and practice your reply in front of the mirror.

Reply: We have added the sentence to the paper "that the practice of retaining catalog numbers for new polyclonal antibody lots is unacceptable and misleading".