Sentence examples for the practice made from inspiring English sources

But the practice made modern studio executives anxious.

The practice made the tracing of information about him as difficult as, say, looking for Griff Rhys Jones under "Jones" or Iain Duncan Smith under "Smith".

The practice made headlines in Nigeria in July when lawmakers attempted to scrap a constitutional clause that states citizenship can be renounced by anyone over 18 or a married woman.

The 77-second video that resulted was an experiment, she says, a digital updating of the practice, made popular in Eastern Europe after the fall of the Berlin Wall, of outing members of the Communist Party and secret police.

In its 134-page report, Marry Before Your House Is Swept Away, published on Tuesday, HRW welcomed the government's commitment to end child marriage, but said little action had followed pledges to end the practice made by the prime minister last year.

Prescription drugs like Adderall, Vyvanse and Concerta are among the stimulants used by workers to increase productivity, according to the New York Times, which reported that the illicit nature of the practice made it difficult to get reliable data on how widespread it is.

But if the practice makes financial sense, it makes at least as much cultural sense.

I understand the theory of his argument; but the practice makes a dismaying prospect.

The practice makes it easier for readers to move through a piece of prose.

In 2004, the Legislature ended the practice, making lethal injections standard.

Long-term investors like pension funds complain that the practice makes their trading harder.