Sentence examples for practice that did from inspiring English sources

Zyklon-B was, however, used to disinfect immigrants as they crossed the border at El Paso a practice that did not go unnoticed by Gerhard Peters, the chemist who supplied a modified version of Zyklon-B to Auschwitz.

In practice, that did not mean following a creative picture with a crowd-pleaser; rather, it meant he tried to squeeze art even out of a potboiler, critics said.

A protégé of Cantor's founder, B. Gerald Cantor, Mr. Lutnick once said he had gained his mentor's confidence in part by telling Mr. Cantor things that other executives were not telling him -- a practice that did not endear him to many executives.

The genre had taken a new turn with the production in 1927 of Show Boat (music by Kern, book and lyrics by Hammerstein); it was the first musical to provide a cohesive plot and initiate the use of music that was integral to the narrative, a practice that did not fully take hold until the 1940s.

In practice, that didn't happen in either of those situations.

Classified job ads in the Times were segregated by gender, a practice that didn't end until 1968.

But, in practice, that doesn't help much.

I'm interested in cultivating a practice that doesn't rely on that kind of thing.

"In theory it means there are 25 possible sexes, though in practice that doesn't happen".

For all the scandals that routinely rock the N.C.A.A., this should be among the greatest, but it's the practice that doesn't seem to scandalize anyone.

It would be a disservice to patients and to these talented physicians to create pathways to medical practice that do not include an accredited training program.