Sentence examples for practices of today from inspiring English sources
The green building practices of today owe a debt of gratitude to the workers and engineers of WAP.
The image contrasts the revered values of nourishment and procreation against the practices of today's throwaway society.
As for the actual sexual act, males of some species may have followed practices of today's lizards and alligators, throwing a foreleg over the female's back.
Simply put, their advice is probably not that relevant for people who really have their work cut out for them and need deep knowledge about the most effective best practices of today.
"Combining centuries of indigenous knowledge with the best practices of today shows how we can learn from the past to design a better future.
Unfortunately, the relevance of the SOS series is increasingly limited because the operations used in the study no longer reflect the practices of today.
He told bankers not to return to the practices of two years ago, before the credit crunch began.
We are accusing Yezhov justly for the degenerate practices of 1937.
This isn't paternalism or a return to employment practices of yesterday.
These include "Bob's your uncle", which apparently derives from the nepotistic practices of 1880s PM Robert Cecil.
The panics of the second half of the 19th century were trans-Atlantic affairs, while the debt abuses of the 1920s anticipated the most dubious lending practices of 2006.
