Sentence examples for practices doesn't from inspiring English sources

"Talking about business practices doesn't sound the alarm bells," said Travis Sharp, a defense budget specialist at the Center for a New American Security, a defense policy research institution.

When Jeff Bezos, the chief executive of Amazon, said a New York Times critique of his company's employment practices "doesn't describe the Amazon I know", it was legitimate to wonder how well he knew the faceless world he had created.

Some contemporary groups go out of their way to insist that Buddhism is not "religious" and what they seem to imply is, again, that engaging in its practices doesn't depend upon the belief-subscription.

Acknowledging one's particular reading practices doesn't mean one has to let go of them: it's important to me, for example, to read "The Shampoo," by Elizabeth Bishop, as a poem about lesbian love, even though Bishop would most likely recoil at its being designated "lesbian" poetry.

"It's finally catching on that focusing on black-on-black crime in response to criticism of law enforcement practices doesn't make sense, but the absence of any similar refrain in cases in which the suspected criminals are white is a reminder of how the idea of intraracial crime is almost exclusively — and unfairly — brought up when black people are involved".

General Mills decision to recommit to traditional and regenerative farming practices doesn't come without innovation, however.

Generic marketing practices don't work.

These policies and practices don't just happen.

(Optom5) Some optometric practices don't even have computers.

Practice doesn't make it perfect.

He needs the practice, doesn't he?