Sentence examples for than practised from inspiring English sources

Corporate social responsibility is much more discussed than practised, and that is to the long-term benefit of no one.

Although some say more mothers knew about the Truby King system than practised it, others felt guilty because of their inability to adhere to it.

Maugham skewers beautifully the self-interestedness of a society that believes Christianity should be preached rather than practised.

In addition, the anti-phase pattern remained more stable than the practised 90° pattern throughout.

And no nation's policies on religious freedom and tolerance today stands in starker contrast with America's than those practised in Saudi Arabia – the country that President Obama recently described as one of America's closest and trusted allies.

Meanwhile, the amateur nature of the film, complete with sticking camera frames, has a sincerity and tenderness than no slick, practised performance could achieve.

The Pyrenean resorts are quite family-oriented, and the average skier here, mainly from western France, looks less practised than in the Alps – the Winter Olympics it isn't.

In neighbouring countries and across Africa such fine behaviour is still unusual.In this section It's progress, even if it's patchy Not as bad as they say On the mend Let's take it slowly Yet another trick up his sleeve A lively new leader ReprintsBut democracy, in one shape or another, is a lot more widely practised than it was.

Taken together, these patterns suggest that appropriate differentiation of age at initiation of CRC screening by gender and country might be similarly or even more relevant from a public health point of view than the widely practised differentiation by family history, an important but relatively infrequent CRC risk factor.

That sort of economic history is less practised now than 50 years ago.

Although she's not a fan of the publicity circuit, Long's years in the classroom make her a more practised performer than most.