Sentence examples for sporadic practice from inspiring English sources

"We realized that what we thought was a sporadic practice was actually pretty common," said Davide Sordella, the film's director.

I am not anti-religious; I enjoy my sporadic practice of my own religion, and I think other religions have lots of nice qualities too.

The appeal of this pitch has allowed organized social nudism, as a sporadic practice for some or a lifestyle for others, to endure in America for about 90 years, slowly growing until it now sustains more than 200 nudist beaches, camps, or resorts nationwide.

With a few years of sporadic yoga practice to my credit, I consider myself an advanced beginner student.

In other words, despite our occasional bursts of outrage over abusive police practices, sporadic calls for government reform, and periodic bouts of awareness that all is not what it seems, the police state continues to march steadily onward.

Because it is not mandatory, the practice is sporadic and inconsistent statewide.

Background: Mutation analysis is becoming increasingly important in clinical practice, since sporadic mutations in tumors often correlate with prognosis and/or therapeutic response.

At the very least, many insist that shady practices are sporadic rather than systemic and that a shutdown of adoption is unwarranted.

Policy- and decision-making should be based on evidence [ 1], yet, translating evidence into policy and practice is often sporadic and slow [ 2].

Policy and decision making should be based on evidence, but translating evidence into policy and practice is often sporadic and slow.

Very large genetic association studies on candidate genes of inflammation may make it possible to find the most frequent predisposing combinations, and thus make the first step towards drawing up recommendations for clinical practice guidelines regarding sporadic CRC.