Sentence examples for prevalent practices from inspiring English sources

We used argumentation-oriented textual analysis to unravel prevalent practices that dominate the creationist evolutionist debate.

Unsustainable land uses are characterized by extraction rates that would not have been able to sustain the prevalent practices over 30 years, thus leading to deforestation and forest degradation.

Nonadherence to published guidelines (3), inadequate hypoglycemia precautions, delayed titration of insulin, and regular insulin sliding-scale use are widely prevalent practices associated with worse dysglycemia (4, 5).

The three most prevalent practices, used by ∼60% of participants, were increase fruit and vegetable intake, cut out sweets and junk food, and eat less high-carbohydrate foods.

Besides the top three most prevalent practices, at least 50% of participants reported increasing exercise levels, decreasing fat intake, and reducing the number of calories eaten to aid in weight control.

But he said that, while he shared her concerns about the increasingly prevalent practice, the matter was "not within the power" of the FA.

The complaint is an example of negative reaction to the increasingly prevalent practice of naming public facilities after corporate sponsors, donors and supporters.

This fact is reflected in the skewed ratio of boys to girls in some states, evidence of the illegal but still prevalent practice of aborting female fetuses.

"We brought this to the attention of the Qatari authorities, that this is such a prevalent practice, that you have to shape up because this is something that cannot be tolerated in a country that sponsors the World Cup," says Bello.

"In communities where [small-scale gold mining] is a prevalent practice, you can see people who have tremors, who have difficulty walking, who have a lot of uncontrolled eye movements – things that are external symptoms of neurological impacts," says Susan Keane, a senior environmental analyst at the Natural Resources Defence Council.

Although that trend helped set the stage for the modern orchestra, it was not a period that made great strides in the art of orchestration: the prevalent practice of writing out only the melody and the bass line of a composition did not lend itself easily to creative scoring.