Sentence examples for practices prevalent from inspiring English sources

But bad practices prevalent in the good years bear a good part of the blame.

He asked his leading men to query crusaders regarding customs and practices prevalent in the West.

Consumer reactions to these issues gained impetus in the 1990s due to Nike's poor labor practices prevalent in its overseas apparel manufacturing factories.

A study was initiated by the Indian Grassland and Fodder Research Institute, Jhansi, India in 2002 to study the livestock rearing practices prevalent in the Kangayam region for over one hundred year.

At the time, you may recall, observers expressed both dismay at the shoddy safety practices prevalent in academic labs across the country and hope that Sangji's death would lead to change.

We then conduct an exploratory quantitative content analysis of three Twitter hashtags relating to different topics, and link their structural variation to the different content sharing practices prevalent in them.

Rather, it was a practice prevalent in both China and Japan before the advent of Buddhism there more than a thousand years ago.

That is partly attributable, Professor Miller said, to efforts intended to prevent genital cutting in girls, a practice prevalent in Africa that reduces sexual pleasure.

It concludes that the overall the surgical care of patients did not fall below the general standard of acceptable practice prevalent within the UK.

· My thanks to those who have written in about porchlights, mostly making the point that when the former FBI man I quoted last week talked of keeping the emotional porchlight burning during hostage negotiations, he was alluding to the practice prevalent in US homesteads of keeping the porchlight on till all are home and the family is complete.

And we found the practice prevalent across the industry.