Sentence examples for practice produce from inspiring English sources

"The people who blindly follow rules and 'best practice' produce most of the dull architecture in this country," says Alsop. "Their stuff is merely building.

The idea, espoused by the Tories and others, of letting only English MPs vote on English matters, might in practice produce rival parliamentary majorities, deadlock and chaos.

"These factors together, with practice, produce the fast, minimum-effort, elegant touch people are able to perform".

Or will we blunder on, trying to remodel the world on rational principles that in practice produce chaos?

These two super-jogs may act as pinning points for the dislocation and in practice produce Frank-Read like sources (Fig. 6).

It would be interesting in future work to examine such effects in more detail in order to identify potential boundaries at which changes in level of home practice produce only minimal additional benefit.

But he continued to practice, producing work like the Museum of Glass, in Tacoma, Wash.

This practice produces connections between plates which have a column running along the joint.

Retrieval practice produces more learning than elaborative studying with concept mapping.

The minimum tillage practice produced as high yields as conventional tillage.

A 2013 Chamber of Commerce report argues that the practice produces "rulemaking in secret" and "private agreements," circumvents Congress, and costs taxpayers dearly in legal fees.