Sentence examples for the common practices from inspiring English sources

Others were neglected or destroyed, according to the common practices of the time.

It was a passageway to the common practices of family life.

But, as one Western diplomat put it, "there are few signs that Turkey has the collective will to adopt the common practices of the European Union".

The article also doesn't mention the common practices of castrating male calves and amputating the horns of cows and calves, typically without any pain relief.

Opponents maintain that there is nothing new or patent-worthy in many of the common practices that are now being applied to the Internet, and that such patents should not be allowed.

What the most successful college students do, in my experience, is cut through the clutter of jargons, methods and ideological differences to locate the common practices of argument and analysis hidden behind it all.

The common practice of burning fields accounts for 20% of the crop's CO2 emissions.

First, in the common practice, his father is identified, in this case as a Joseph.

This is a vast departure from the common practice in the stock market, which is: one share, one vote.

Modulation, or change of key, was, like dissonance, increasingly explored during the common practice period.

She also passes subtle judgments on the common practice of gambling.