Sentence examples for practices of thousands of from inspiring English sources

Formerly a religion reporter for The New York Times and now an associate professor of religion and the media at Syracuse University, Niebuhr here gathers tales of interfaith dialogue and good will; he estimates they are representative of the practices of thousands of American believers.

But fire officials say it is even harder to keep on top of the safety practices of thousands of small and midsize builders, including many who, like Mr. Ostreicher, use subcontractors that often rely on unskilled immigrant workers hired on street corners for $40 to $70 a day.

"Outdated policies, work practices, procedures and systems must be improved consistent with best practices of 21st-century government".

Eventually, the church position will catch up to the beliefs and practices of 21st-century Catholics.

In 1890 he became chapelmaster of St. Gervais in Paris, which he made a centre of the study and practice of 15th-, 16th-, and 17th-century vocal music.

The letter pointed out that species collections can lead to unexpected findings – famously, a discovery that recent eggshells were thinner than older ones at a British museum alerted Europeans to the dangers of DDT in the 1960s – and that scientists have come a long way from the indiscriminate collecting practices of the 19th century, supporters of collecting argue.

It contains valuable information on ornamentation and performance practices of the 18th century.

In Epiphanius' polemic against the Ebionites found in Panarion 30, a complex picture emerges of the beliefs and practices of the 4th century Ebionites that cannot easily be separated from his method of combining together disparate sources.

The European captain Paul McGinley offered further hints about his possible pairings on the second day of official practice ahead of the 40th Ryder Cup at Gleneagles.

Cummings revived the practice of certain 17th-century poets (notably George Herbert) of "shaping" the poem by typographic arrangements.

The course was set for the Mormon religious practice of the 20th century: a process of mainstreaming, both political and theological, and would set the stage for Mitt Romney's run for the presidency.