Sentence examples for practice strips from inspiring English sources

This practice strips your hair of healthy oils that protect it from drying out.

TRY THIS EXERCISE: Practice stripping your message down to as few words as possible, and then add words as needed.

Conventional agricultural practices strip the soil of nutrients and life, leading farmers to use expensive, chemical intensive substitutes, which in turn worsen the global warming.

Its legal codes divested the convict of rights; its ritualized disciplinary practices stripped away his identity; it exposed him to arbitrary and discretionary violence at the hands of his keepers; it buried him alive in a solitary cell.

European farming practices stripped much of the surrounding landscape of native forests and caused salts to rise through the water table, devastating agriculture.

In our previous research on student resistance, we conducted observations in several introductory engineering classrooms (Shekhar et al., 2015) which led to development of a survey instrument to study student resistance to active learning, Student Response to Instructional Practices (StRIP) (DeMonbrun et al., 2017).

When blacks finally won the appearance of equal rights, racist, redlining mortgage practices stripped away their homes, businesses and jobs.

Private equity has been characterized by some of Mr. Romney's opponents, Republicans and Democrats alike, as a job-killing financial practice that strips businesses for parts and reaps profits even when companies go bankrupt.

The practice of stripping Palestinians of their residency rights in East Jerusalem has all but ended.

The bank's employees removed reference to Iran or its banks, a practice called stripping.

Shortly after turning over these records, the city conceded that there had been a "pattern and practice of strip-searches".