Sentence examples for rise of practices from inspiring English sources

I doubt many of us would argue with surgery for a girl who can't exercise or stand up straight because of her breasts, but I think we're right to be confounded and concerned by the rise of practices like labioplasty for girls under eighteen.

There are several reasons that account for the rise of HFT practices.

This is problematic in particular in light of the growing amount of research taking place in Africa, and with the rise of biobanking practices also on the African continent.

But none of that seems to have stopped the rise and rise of the practice.

The rise of capitalist practice and morality brought with it a radical revision of how the commons are treated, and also of how they are conceived.

And the rise of the practice also illustrates how little the Arab revolts have changed the conditions that led to mass unrest in the first place.

Government Experience An additional explanation for the recent successes of business interests in the Supreme Court may lie in the rise of specialized practice groups at major law firms led by veterans of the solicitor general's office.

Court papers said the two, Michael Petrelis and David Pasquarelli, were angered by articles in the paper about the rise of unsafe sexual practices among gay men in San Francisco and the rate of syphilis among the city's gay and bisexual men.

Characteristically brief and lucid, it is an attempt to describe the evolving shape of the Devil in the sacred Judeo-Christian literature and the rise of demonization, a practice that has haunted two thousand years of history.

The rise of evidence-based practice has highlighted the importance of effective recruitment to randomised controlled trials if studies are to be adequately powered and valid.

The rise of Agile methodologies and practices has provided some useful tools that, combined with Web Engineering techniques, can help to establish a framework to estimate, manage and plan Web development projects.