Sentence examples for practices to come from inspiring English sources

Certainly, the acute years of the crisis have allowed activist groups and collective practices to come into their own, seizing the space left by the rapidly retreating state and taking advantage of its inability to intervene.

A sign of voting practices to come, or merely a red herring?

Were such practices to come into effect, that could spell further opportunity for companies like Placed.

Rachid, Minister of Trade and Industry, wanted the law to encourage executives or business owners involved in monopolistic practices to come forward and report foul play in exchange for immunity.

After all that, it's standard practice to come upstairs for air and wonder where the hours have gone.

(Receptionist Practice E) There was a feeling that involvement in training had created a space for members of the practice to come together, have discussions and put into action (sometimes long held) plans for improvement.

Practice to come up with a good composition.

Share something unique about yourself: "I skipped rugby practice to come to this interview, so you know I want this job!".

I find the practice difficult to come to terms with, deep though its roots go in the universal church.

This practice needs to come to an end, particularly in Africa.

Practice is harder to come by.