Sentence examples for practise since from inspiring English sources

The risk is especially high in Eritrea where Open Defecation, the practice of using any available land as a toilet in the absence of latrines, is a common practise since less than 4% of the population have access to a latrine.

It is what she and her predecessor and husband, Néstor Kirchner, have practised since 2003.

The principle has been practised since Britain handed Hong Kong back to China in 1997.

They have been practising since 10 in the morning, so waning concentration is understandable.

I have been practising since 1995, dealing mainly with civil, criminal and economic cases.

This method, practised since the 1970s, was designed for field diagnosis of the effects of cropping systems on soil structure.

This idea is taken up more and more in micro-process technology, but origins as well from the encased processing practised since longer in microwave organic chemistry.

Kim gives me a tour of their rehearsal space in the cellar, where the band have been practising since she first moved in, in 1990.

The accompanied large increase in productivity is a further cornerstone in making micro-process technology a competitive concept as opposed to the economics of scale, practised since decades in production chemistry aiming at increasing the vessel size more and more.

In the Brazilian Pantanal extensive cattle ranching has been practised since the mid-18th century and cattle live alongside a diverse group of medium to large sized terrestrial mammalian herbivores.

But it is possible to believe that Mr Fury is simultaneously the holder of some deeply disgusting opinions and the victim of a dismal little confidence trick that has been practised since at least the Victorian age – the idea that, with one or two prominent exceptions, the men and women who play sport have very much to contribute to the world beyond it.