Sentence examples for still being practiced from inspiring English sources

Although there's usually some old-fashioned handiwork still being practiced at the plants he visits — particularly at Zambelli Fireworks Internationale in New Castle, Pa.

Withholding analgesics in acute abdomen for fear of masking clinical features and impairing diagnosis and decision-making is still being practiced despite recent evidence to the contrary.

Herd mobility is still being practiced in all the land-use sites but least effective in the sedentary site as reported by 39% of the respondents.

As it turned out, classic lacquering, metal- and woodworking techniques were still being practiced sporadically in the countryside by families who had been working these crafts for generations.

per kg CW), because of deforestation still being practiced which has, however, nothing to do with the current beef production within the continent (in the year of deforestation) but with future production on the cleared land.

German Green MEP Barbara Lochbihler, the author of today's resolution, tells the chamber that although slavery has been officially banned since 1981, there is much evidence to suggest that it is still being practiced on a large scale.

While writing this book, she began to doubt whether homeopathy, given the current scientific evidence, can still be practiced with a good conscience.

He was a worker, and still is, practicing every day to stay sharp.

"I haven't played a lot of tennis this year, but I've still been practicing," Borisoff said.

Nassar could still be practicing medicine today if those guidelines were in place while she was a student.

Too bad -- you will still be practicing general medicine as long as your distant aunts and twice-removed cousins exist.