Sentence examples for practice that has been from inspiring English sources

You can't argue with a practice that has been around longer than England, and Christianity.

The writer discusses the "eternal appeal" of juggling, a practice that has been around as long as any known language.

He is just one of many owners to ban local media outlets, a practice that has been criticised by MPs.

Talk of failures is unhelpful and dismisses all of the excellent education and practice that has been commonplace for years.

The greatest benefit, however, would be the recovery of an ethic of legal practice that has been greatly diminished.

When they don't, the army has been known to recruit those who do — a practice that has been criticized.

The report concludes that the military needs to rid itself of a practice that has been widespread since the 1960s.

It may thus develop into human sacrifice, a practice that has been generally associated with agricultural societies.

The Redskins would not announce the names of Ravens starters before the game, a practice that has been customary in the N.F.L.

Most selective colleges and universities use race as a factor in admissions, a practice that has been under attack in recent years.

But even then all he was really doing was openly endorsing a practice that has been carried out by both parties for more than 20 years.