Sentence examples for rising practice from inspiring English sources

But the rising practice somehow went bust in 2004.

Sophie Tedmanson, Australian Vogue Deputy Editor initiates discussion on the current fusion of art and fashion, in the context of the art-dominated 2014 Spring/Summer collections and the rising practice of fashion houses creating their own art museums.

When fuel prices are rising, the practice can be beneficial.

Even if baseline literacy, the ability to read a street sign or news bulletin, is rising, the practice of reading an actual book is not.

The shift in Iraq runs counter to trends of rising religious practice among young people across much of the Middle East, where religion has replaced nationalism as a unifying ideology.

For example, visible damage from the dysfunction of psychologically unhealthy management practices, and rising demand for transparent practices are also features of today's workplace.

He once stayed up late, rising early to practice and then getting his major chunk of sleep during a 4-hour midday nap.

While ballet dancers do rise quickly out of pliés and use them as springboards for jumps and pirouettes, beginners should practice rising slowly and fluidly to help perfect the form.

The periosteum is sectioned longitudinally and must be risen gently, practicing the osteotomy under it and preventing damage to retain its osteogenic potential.

Thousands showed up at Zucotti early this morning before the sun had risen and practiced making a human chain to protect the park.

So why do the number of complaints to the PCC about breaches of its code of practice keep rising - from 900 in 2004 to 1,420 last year?