Sentence examples for practice that would be from inspiring English sources

In practice, that would be difficult.

I imagine that in practice that would be very hard to cope with, though.

That certainly would be the practice that would be followed in a Bush administration if I am selected to be secretary of the interior.

A lot of Greeks, he said, listed luxury cars as company cars, a practice that would be challenged in the future.

The mist is still rising from the stooks, but the fields are already full of gleaners, gathering stray wheat-ears in a practice that would be extinct in two decades.

Securities regulators and federal prosecutors have been gathering information from First Boston and other investment banks about how they sold the shares and whether they extracted promises from customers to buy more shares at higher prices, a practice that would be illegal.

And if what we learned could be distributed, if I could prevent 2,000 strokes across the country instead of 2 at my practice, that'd be great.

A maverick fertility expert who claims to be able to clone human beings has been condemned by other scientists for unethical practices that would be likely to lead to a damaged baby if they succeeded at all.

That new lifestyle includes practices that would be unheard of in Manhattan.

The photograph depicts unsafe practices that would be immediately stopped at any trap range.

State-owned banks often institutionalise practices that would be called questionable or corrupt if undertaken by private banks.