Sentence examples for practice only a few from inspiring English sources

Trees on city streets get pruning about every 15 years instead of every seven years, which was the practice only a few years ago, said the department's deputy commissioner, Liam Kavanagh.

And the Palestinians should get a symbolic right of return to the lands they lost when Israel was founded in 1948 while clearly accepting that in practice only a few of them will be able to resettle there.

However, in practice, only a few environmental sensors could be placed per element.

However, in practice, only a few foundries can achieve this level of specific consumption on a week-by-week basis.

In practice, only a few gradient-projection iterations are run per time step k to allow for real-time sparsity-aware KF tracking.

In practice, only a few genes are sequenced for most species and insights into the evolutionary mechanisms at the species level usually stem from phylogenetic analyses of only one or a small number of genetic loci.

Kennedy High and finished the 100 meters in 10.66 seconds last spring at the Pac-12 Conference championships, earning sixth place despite having practiced only a few days before the meet.

Although this negotiation was discussed as sometimes problematic, particularly for patients in larger practices, only a few patients attributed these problems to the receptionists themselves usually because they resented discussing their 'problem' with a lay person.

The assessment was done when the Bezwoda fraud was well-known, in clinical practice today only a few women are treated with ASCT and alternative treatments are available and used in clinical practice.

As a result, the traditional practice yields only a few deals annually per large company.

In contrast, isolated hepatic tuberculosis is seldom encountered in clinical practice with only a few sporadic cases and short series available in the current literature [6, 7, 8, 9].