Sentence examples for practised for the from inspiring English sources

In short, the brand of capitalism we have practised for the last 30 years has unambiguously failed.

Merce Cunningham sits in his wheelchair, parked in the doorway of the studio where his company have practised for the past 34 years.

Nothing rings false, all the emotions are just large enough - adultery, if it is practised for the right reasons, is not very upsetting, or exciting either.

"Economics, as it has been practised for the last three decades, has been positively harmful for most people". In his most audacious assault, Chang attempts to show that the decline of manufacturing compared to services is a) over-stated (because of mis-classification) and b) primarily a function of manufacturing's efficiency and dynamism, allowing it produce more with less.

Buttler was desperate not to be drawn into the debate as he practised for the first time in the Old Trafford indoor school and Somerset were remaining tight-lipped but a behind-the-scenes debate will rage in the coming days.

Even if it were admitted that medicine could be practised for the sake of knowledge, it could not be called a pure science, because it does not explain the first causes, and without this comprehension the other causes cannot be clearly apprehended.

Sorry, just practising for the lightning round.

If you want to practise for the Spag test, check out this set of questions.

Sadly, Cevert was killed practising for the 1973 US Grand Prix at Watkins Glen and the link was broken.

"I'd been practising for the previous 10 days and I felt really fresh, mentally and physically.

His aides have suggested he is devoting more time to practise for the event than he did a fortnight ago.