Sentence examples for staple practice from inspiring English sources

Questionnaire design, collection and analysis is a staple practice of any geoscience undergraudate degree (McGuirk & O'Neill, 2005).

The staple practice is to collect mobile phone numbers, which became a form of ID after China introduced a policy in 2010 requiring all buyers, foreign or Chinese, to show a piece of identification when they obtain their 11-digit identifiers.

As Chambliss tries to coax more offense from that bunch, he has introduced a staple of practice from years ago: pepper, in which a batter stands before a line of fielders several feet in front of him and tries to hit soft line drives or grounders back to them.

Method books are a staple of practice for any musical instrument.

Although wheat and tobacco were his staples, he practiced crop rotation on a three-year or five-year plan.

The workout is called the "war drill" and is a staple of Michigan State practice.

Commissions resulting from fires have been a staple of his practice.

Full-contact drills — with tackling — were a practice staple, he said.

Engel asserts that psychotherapy works and also that it has become, no doubt because it works, both a staple of mainstream practice and a cultural fixture.

Although the idea of the ratio decidendi is a staple of legal practice, it is notable that it is a construct from a precedent rather than an explicit feature of most legal judgments.

Maintenance treatment for BPAD is a staple of psychiatric practice, yet the evidence on which clinicians and patients can base their treatment choices is extremely limited.