Sentence examples for practised much more from inspiring English sources

Short-rotation forestry is practised much more on farmers' private land and on non-forest land than on forest land, 95percentt of which is under government control.

"I won't practise much this afternoon," he admitted afterwards.

The organic farmers practised crop rotation much more actively than the conventional ones.

"They've practised, and there's not much more they can do.

Although it is billed as a one-year break, Hakkinen has cast doubt over whether he will ever return to racing, admitting that his accident in this year's Australian grand prix raised frightening memories of his much more serious smash practising for the 1995 race at Adelaide.

Of course, it is much easier to preach but much more difficult to practise conciliarity.

The scale of avoidance routinely practised by the majority of millionaires is much more serious than occasional small-scale cheating.

An attendant dependence on securing points from set-pieces rather than open play contrasted unfavourably with the much more fluid, inventive football practised by lower-budget teams such as Swansea City, West Bromwich Albion, and Norwich City.

This specific practise and type of support is much more common in immigrant families as compared to non-immigrant families of the same social class (Moguérou & Santelli, 2015).

Asked how much more time he had spent practising since his break-up, the three-time major winner said: "It's hard to really say.

But non-equipped wetlands, also called locally managed wetlands, is of much more considerable significance with 767 000 households practising some forms of water management (UBOS, 2010).