Sentence examples for practices if not from inspiring English sources

Richard Mabey's brilliant Food For Free changed the eating practices, if not the eating habits, of millions.

And while Switzerland is probably seen as the most conservative, blue chip, upstanding offshore haven, the others are measured by a sliding scale of probity and association with dubious business practices, if not crime.

In his commercial practices if not in his designs, the man with a penchant for old-school craftsmanship and traditional, womanly forms looked to the future, not to the past.

Thirteen finance companies filed a friend-of-the-court brief in the Ohio Supreme Court defending the industry's practices, if not the interest rates at issue in the case, as "individualized tort reform" that "helps plaintiffs resolve their cases solely on the merits, not on the respective financial conditions of the parties".

These practices if not professionally done will result in drug residues in camel milk and meat and development of drug resistant zoonotic organisms with serious implications for food safety.

And Apple had the side of practice, if not precedent.

Her offense: Practicing and preaching free love — and outing Henry Ward Beecher for practicing, if not preaching, it.

In time, however, he changed his practice, if not his politics.

We all know the second law in practice, if not in mathematics.

The Central Bank is independent in practice if not in law and the real floats freely against other currencies.

It's further evidence that Mandelson has become, in practice if not in name, the deputy prime minister.