Sentence examples for practice when it comes from inspiring English sources

The remaining $522 billion was sold and securitized, the bank's standard practice when it comes to home mortgages, it said in its last annual federal regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The gap between theory and practice, when it comes to the way government should work, is wide.

THE Democratic back-runner is not a man with a lot of practice when it comes to dealing with failure.

You could say that the Democrats are a bit of out of practice when it comes to competitive primaries.

Sibs has developed some important practice when it comes to rolling out this UK-wide voluntary network.

This, too, was scrapped by Margaret Thatcher, with the result that today it's Hollywood's common practice when it comes to cinemas and selling screening rights for television.

None of those submissions were not a model of good practice when it came to citing properly peer reviewed academic journals as set out on the Ministry of Truth Blog and Dr Raabe had a penchant for citing papers by pretty unqualified "Doctors".

By watching Lookwell in 2017, it's impressive to see why the show would've been ahead of its time had it gotten picked up: the single-camera format was, at that point, not at all common practice when it came to network TV sitcoms, about 15 years from reaching mass presence through shows like Arrested Development, The Office, and Parks & Recreation.

Percentage of poultry workers naming the specific behaviour when asked to list all protective practices against AI Percentage of poultry workers indicating they were always or often using this practice When it came to practicing these behaviours, hand washing with soap and water was the most prevalent practice as it was uniformly reported as being used "always" or "often".

Lest we think that queues are somehow more prevalent among the revolutionary French, the quaint British or the mild-mannered Canadians, we should remember Disneyland, the master of queuing-theory-put-into-practice when it comes to getting families with restless children to repeatedly stand in 40-minute lines for two-minute rides.

All of them believe there is value in looking at what might be called best practices when it comes to linking, summarizing and aggregating.