Sentence examples for practices that prove from inspiring English sources

Kitchen next to a Sewer Walking around, one sees many more sanitation arrangements and practices that prove how crucial the SHEWA-B Urban project will be to the well-being of children and their families.

By preventing banks from engaging in some practices that proved so disastrous elsewhere, the country "has protected itself to some degree," he said.

In 2015, Cotton joined 20 other Republicans in voting against a Senate amendment that would ban torture, particularly the kind of practices that proved controversial during the Bush administration.

The documentary artistry that Devor and Kirchheimer display are part of a great modern tradition of a revolutionary practice that proved instantly inspiring and that tradition is on display at Film Forum in a pair of series that start soon: " '60s Verité," which begins on Friday and runs through February 6th, and the films of Jean Rouch (Sundays from January 21st through February 5th).

Basically, this is a practice that proves to the subject that they are in a state of deep hypnosis.

In practice, that proved somewhat difficult over the cold, windy weekend.

So pronounced is this practice that proving retaliation has sometimes displaced attempts to remedy the discriminatory treatment itself, a development that concerns some legal experts.

Indeed, it was this very practice that proved the Inca's undoing, for the Spanish treasure seekers abandoned all other pursuits in their greed for precious metals.

The diversity of programs makes for an interesting test bed of practices that might prove effective in both service provision and cost containment.

His early years spent working on his father's farm instilled the value of a strong work ethic, and first-hand knowledge of agricultural practices that would prove useful in his later career.

James C. Robinson, a professor of health policy and administration at the University of California at Berkeley, said too many nonprofit hospitals had expanded into areas like managed care or physician practices that have proved to be disastrous strategic decisions.