Sentence examples for practice whose from inspiring English sources

He ran a law practice whose clientele consisted mainly of prostitutes, but became active in the community.

No practice whose purpose is to demolish the individual, to strip him bare and break him, deserves any sympathy.

In other words, philosophy for Spinoza is like a spiritual practice, whose goal is happiness and liberation.

The ancient art of yoga, a physical, spiritual and mental practice whose benefits have been promoted as improving relaxation, has found an unlikely home: prisons.

They include Daniel London, Max Casella, and Michael Badalucco ("The Practice"), whose character is the subject of a particularly aggressive interrogation.

Human-rights groups have long denounced the practice – whose criteria can be as vague as killing "military-aged males" in regions where terrorists operate – as anonymous killing.

Getting most of their opportunities abroad, Norman Foster, Richard Rogers, Zaha Hadid, David Chipperfield and others eventually built up practices whose size and global reach would have astonished previous generations.

Their response is loyalty and obedience and observance of a cult (i.e., a system of religious beliefs and practices) whose ordinary expression is sacrifice, vow, and prayer at an altar, stone pillar, or sacred tree.

We consider multiple irrigation practices whose effect was measured only on an annual basis in mostly previous studies.

Each framework has its own best practices whose aim is to facilitate the development of Web applications.

Access to antimalarials in the African region is unabated resulting in unwarranted self-medication practices whose net result may be untoward effects such as toxicity [2, 3].