Sentence examples for rare practice from inspiring English sources

At the time it was presented as a rare practice.

Using exclamation marks in headlines is a rare practice circa 2015.

It is a rare practice to work near the limit given by Shannon's theorem.

Though sighted people are fascinated by echolocation, he said, it's still a rare practice in the blind community.

When his mother was pregnant, she listened to countless hours of Western classical music -- a rare practice in China -- hoping to transmit the rhythms to the fetus.

"It is really only in the last ten years that it has become a well-known – if rare – practice," he says.

They have highlighted rare practices like "partial-birth abortion" that most people find repugnant: the name in itself is a propaganda coup.

A rare practicing economist who still describes himself as an unabashed Keynesian is Wynne Godley, a seventy-five-year-old former Cambridge University professor, who is now a distinguished scholar at the Jerome Levy Economics Institute of Bard College.

Liberal Democrat Julian Huppert, a rare practicing scientist to stand for election, might be able to fill Harris's shoes as Huppert won the Cambridge vote.

Conductors in buses are rare practices nowadays, so basic money handling skill is needed.

Yet they remain a standard official response in Xinjiang and neighbouring Tibet, accompanied by other now-rare practices such as parading the accused around in trucks and sentencing them at mass stadium gatherings.