Sentence examples for practices are often from inspiring English sources

Kitchen practices are often still basic: hearth fireplaces, and cooking on hot stones or in stone pots.

With all that talent, the UConn practices are often more intense than games, and games are almost a relief.

In the weeks just before Gran Poder, night practices are often held in the neighborhoods above Calle Illampu.

Local practices are often pushed by big, powerful external forces: logging companies, factory ships and live-animal buyers.

While the grapes grown in the United States and France may be the same, the climate, soil and cellar practices are often completely different.

Dissent's relationship to toleration involves the role of minority groups in larger collectivities, whose practices are often seen by other members of the larger collective as dissenting from the norms of that collective.

Because each of these soil management systems has advantages and disadvantages, modifying or complementary practices are often used; for example, cover cropping, mulching, and chemical control of vegetation with or without strip sod in the row middles.

Smith said practices were often more intense than games this season.

The backlash against the subprime lenders is understandable, since their business practices were often reckless and deceptive.

The reports characterize the laboratory as a place where sound scientific research and practices were often abandoned for convenience.

Effective intervention in these practices is often constrained by the paucity of information on determinants of antibiotic use.