Sentence examples for practices might be from inspiring English sources

Doctors had feared that such practices might be forbidden under a literal reading of the rules.

"They felt like their practices might be getting a little more routine," Tillman said.

Early in her tenure, she pressed for information about the number of women in Wal-Mart's management, worrying aloud that the company's hiring practices might be discriminatory.

The next two weeks of practices might be an opportunity for Dixon to learn to run his pass routes more in sync with quarterback Kerry Collins.

Their disease was worse than in obese patients with a higher body-mass index, suggesting that steroids — combined with the other practices — might be harming the kidneys.

However, at the beginning of the project, they realised that some knowledge of social networking and other digital practices might be needed in order to understand and connect with service users.

Just how far-reaching the practice might be is impossible to determine.

But other documents recently obtained by the Guardian and the ACLU hint at how widespread the practice might be.

"Whether its basketball, softball or volleyball, I'm focused, and however long the game or practice might be, I'm ready to give my all".

The practice might be used to weed out leakers and then kept secret, he added, but it wouldn't be within the law.

In those cases, he said, the practice might be illegal only if the companies had made a written promise not to share the information.