Sentence examples for practised because from inspiring English sources

At present, this is rarely practised because of the difficulty of putting mining operations into inhabited areas, but with the advance of greener mining techniques could be viable.

For example, respondents shared that one needs to open the windows and doors when cooking with a kerosene or charcoal stove to vent the emissions, however, they reported that this was indeed not practised because of the poor nature of houses and the levels of insecurity in the communities.

It was a regular season, the win/loss had no effect on either team, and it was a map we hadn't practised because we'd been overseas.

Alternatively, self-regulation can occur at a highly abstract level if the behavior is relatively familiar and well-practised, because all subordinate levels would continue to operate because their operation occurs in service of the functionally superordinate level.

This works, though it is not widely practised outside China because the benefit is rarely reckoned to exceed the cost.

In Malaysia, informed consent is often not practised [ 23] because of a lack of doctor patient communication [ 47].

Although some say more mothers knew about the Truby King system than practised it, others felt guilty because of their inability to adhere to it.

Mohammed Syeedy, 21, was found guilty of helping to kill Jalal Uddin because the 71-year-old practised a form of Islamic spiritual healing considered to be "black magic" by some extremists.

Often in arguments like this the premises aren't true, but even if they are generally true they may provide only scant support for their conclusions because that something is widely practised or believed is not compelling evidence that it is true or that it should be done.

He suggested that the verbal reasoning task was less demanding in terms of information processing capacity this made it less susceptible to interference, and speculated that "This may be because verbal reasoning processes are more practised and therefore require less processing capacity" (p. 108).

The US prison at Bagram airbase in Afghanistan, where many of the techniques that migrated to Iraq were first practised, has not gained anywhere near as much attention, because no photos of conditions in the prison have ever been released.