Sentence examples for practised if from inspiring English sources

In Britain, a version of managed care is practised, if anything, even more cost-effectively than in America, but American HMOs could still offer tips on how to use information technology better.

A different sort of problem, with too many books on mindfulness, is the implication that it's something sacred and special – to be practised, if not on mountaintops, then at least by retiring to your room with a colouring book or relaxation tape.

Where resistance appears in a group of cattle in a high risk area and a prophylactic isometamidium regime is in force, block inoculation with diminazene aceturate is practised if the cases breaking through the drug cover are still few.

Lyndon Johnson was famous for blackmailing congressmen to do the right thing, which is a hard art to practise if you barely know them.

"It looks as though I can't practise if they are requiring this and there is no leeway, because there is no insurance.

While Finn needs to practise if the ball is not coming out quite right, it is not going to help his confidence to make him do it in front of the crowd and opposition.

Practise regularly: It's a lot easier to practise if you set a certain time to practise.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukHIGH finance might sound like an oxymoron nowadays, but that is what Siegmund Warburg practised, even if he preferred to call it la haute banque.

"But of course they will say we should have practised more football if we lose the next three games".

If practised assiduously – "all day and every day", as Confucius enjoined – we begin to appreciate our profound interdependence and become fully humane.

Its survival will depend on the continuation of small-scale land use varying in space and time, and can be threatened by uniformisation of management, even if practised under the guise of agri-environmental payments.