Sentence examples for taking in practice from inspiring English sources

Buh said the team has been monitoring Conyers for "the hits he's been taking in practice" since he returned a little over a week later.

But there may be more give and take in practice than such public tiffs might seem to suggest.

As the end of the Bush administration nears, the White House has been seeking to formalize in law and regulation some of the aggressive counterterrorism steps it has already taken in practice since the Sept. 11 attacks.

Our principle interest is to establish just how far such an approach can be taken in practice.

The analysis results show that a modified rotor or a modified bracket can be used to eliminate the squealing and that the latter is taken in practice and verified experimentally.

Conversely, understanding why some possible scenarios are not taken in practice could help to better annotate the reversibility of reactions.

Management in this setting has not been systematically studied, and the measures taken in practice depend in part on the individual circumstances in which the recurrence took place.

This means that, in principle, there exists a scenario that uses fewer red to green or green to red arcs than the true response (and therefore fewer enzyme changes), but this scenario is not the one taken in practice.

The fact that the workshop in a one day event was not able to deliver on all aspects, especially the more concrete steps to be taken in practice on the one hand exemplified the complexity of the endeavour.

The new agreement codifies arrangements that have been taking hold in practice since the Sept. 16 shootings.

There are few studies of which values these parameters can take in practice.