Sentence examples for practice of which from inspiring English sources

She is Global Coordinator of Bain's customer loyalty practice, of which Jones is a founding member.

She leads him back to Judaism, the practice of which is punishable by death.

But a conversation I had with one of the villagers highlighted a practice of which I was previously unaware.

The bridegroom's mother is the chief financial officer of Woodholme Gastroenterology Associates there, a group practice of which his father, a gastroenterologist, is the president.

Perhaps most importantly, The Grey Album matters because it changes how we think about the traditions of musical practice of which it is a part.

Patrick Leahy of Vermont waxed thespian on the subject of strip-searching young girls, a practice of which he said Mr Alito was too tolerant.

"He has always condemned such practices, of which he was unaware" until news reports emerged last year, Mr. Gublin said.

Finally, environmental practices of which employees are proud improve morale, help with recruitment and increase the length of time employees are likely to remain at the company.

Indeed, he would probably defend the entire array of ethically questionable practices of which he was accused by pointing to egregious ethical violations routinely committed by prosecutors.

It was a nuanced saga about many layers of flawed health care practices, of which work hours were only the most apparent.

Mr. Juppé, who has maintained his innocence, suggested during the interview, as he has before, that the now illegal practices of which he was convicted were common at the time.