Sentence examples for practices that would from inspiring English sources

Avoidance of practices that would predispose soils to erosion would also prevent plinthization.

On the other, it can shine a light on practices that would pass unnoticed at home.

That new lifestyle includes practices that would be unheard of in Manhattan.

The photograph depicts unsafe practices that would be immediately stopped at any trap range.

State-owned banks often institutionalise practices that would be called questionable or corrupt if undertaken by private banks.

And by 1650, Italy had developed staging practices that would dominate European theatre for the next 150 years.

If even one of those repossessions was owing to improper fees or practices, that would be one too many.

He said he could think of nothing in the office's practices that would have skewed the recommendations.

I expected to see caring interactions, but also thought I might see practices that would concern me.

We aimed to develop field margin management practices that would support invertebrate diversity and abundance on intensively managed grassland farms, focusing on planthoppers and leafhoppers (Auchenorrhyncha).

Like many Russian businessmen at the time, he had a reputation for engaging in practices that would be deemed illegal or unsavory in the West.