Unlike the more traditional approaches, consumption is seen as occurring for the sake of practices; thus, consumption is not itself a practice but is rather a moment in almost every practice[5].
Practice MCQs for the sake of practice, not for the sake of learning.
It's probably simpler to start with covering existing songs, especially for the sake of practice sessions and getting to know each other's styles and limitations.
"Maybe it's not as gratifying," she said, "but I love it for the sake of the practice".
Fariña also wrote a letter to New York City principals last testing season, lamenting stories she'd heard of trips to the Metropolitan Museum or the Bronx Zoo being foregone for the sake of more practice at multiple-choice bubbling.
People create with a strong sense of urgency rather than for the sake of artistic practice, yet with a shock of robust intellectualism that makes it both sustainable and substantial.
However, for the sake of fair practices, there are laws set up to guide the process and prevent some mammoth companies with unlimited access to finances from stifling innovation by getting rid of competition totally.
Therefore, the health authorities should take the necessary measures to upgrade the qualifications of the personnel and to improve the infrastructure for the sake of good pharmacy practice and the safer use of injections.
The irony is that this conscientious Puritan (a compellingly troubled Jonathan Guy Lewis) is undeceived about the real nature of the extra-marital relationship and yet insists that, for the sake of his medical practice, that a charade of righteousness be maintained.
For the sake of realism, in practice we must also consider that any sensing device is characterized by non-null missed detection and false alarm probabilities, which may occasionally influence erroneous decisions.
