Sentence examples for practices made it from inspiring English sources

Low literacy rates made individual documentation on a broad scale impractical, and reigning administrative practices made it unnecessary.

The majority of its troubled portfolio was picked up in 2008 when it bought Countrywide, whose aggressive subprime lending practices made it a symbol of industry excess.

For years, racially restrictive lending practices made it difficult for blacks to buy homes on Capitol Hill; now rising rents are forcing them out.

At another meeting, Obama upbraided King Salman for arresting dissident bloggers and for executing Shiite protesters, complaining that these practices made it difficult for him to defend the Saudis in the United States.

It stated, "Past procedures and codes have resulted in the systemwide misuse of the word 'discharge.' " The memo added that these practices "made it difficult to determine whether students at risk for dropping out have been provided with specific interventions, strategies or opportunities to help them stay in school and attain the education objectives we are obligated to provide".

Abir's rubber gathering practices made it the most notorious of all the concession companies for human rights abuses in the Congo Free State.

Those practices make it harder to identify repeat offenders, experts say.

They also do not have to deal with morning practices, making it fairly easy to sleep in.

In addition, our funding was less than most other practices, making it more difficult to recruit doctors.

And yet, the minimizing never quite seems to make the volume as small as the N.S.A.'s practices makes it large.

All labs providing clinical results to patients must have certification ensuring that they follow practices making it more likely that their results are accurate and reproducible.