Sentence examples for practicing mainly from inspiring English sources

The population consists of 'mestizos' (individuals not belonging to a specific ethnic minority) practicing mainly subsistence farming in forest fields situated at easy walking or paddling distance all year around, with occasional hunting and fishing [5].

Agriculture is practiced mainly for subsistence and employs less than one-tenth of the population.

They practiced mainly slash-and-burn agriculture, but they used advanced techniques of irrigation and terracing.

This is a form run and practiced mainly by women; that is positive in the male-dominated world of dance.

Up through the 1992 Winter Games, American bobsledders rode foreign-made sleds and practiced mainly on foreign tracks.

Practiced mainly by older designers, whose careers took flight in the 1980s, banning seems a reflexive action against a perceived threat to their power.

I am watching this from outside (I now practice mainly in Jamaica where justice has its own challenges) with immense sadness, but not in despair.

Auscultation originally was performed by placing the ear directly on the chest or abdomen, but it has been practiced mainly with a stethoscope since the invention of that instrument in 1819.

Zero grazing is practiced mainly to feed newly born animals and their mothers near camping areas.

Gibbs trained in Rome and also practiced mainly in England.

"A rough husbandry of the land was practiced, mainly by annually setting of fires to burn-off the old growth in order to get a better yield of seeds – or so the Ohlone told early explorers in San Mateo County".