Sentence examples for the practice of lower from inspiring English sources

Former stars like Ms. Evert and Tim Henman are seen in embarrassing film clips defending the practice of lower payouts for women.

Question: Is biofeedback during the practice of lower limb activities after stroke more effective than usual therapy in improving those activities, and are any benefits maintained beyond the intervention?

Chief Justice Roberts said the Supreme Court's unique status made it impossible for the justices to follow the practices of lower-court judges in recusal matters.

In fact, it is said that the term "labor strike" derives from the practice of striking (lowering) a ship's sails as a symbol of refusal to go to sea.

Mr. Berens, 53, and Mr. Armstrong, 49, were cited for a three-part series, "Methadone and the Politics of Pain," which examined the practice of shifting lower-income patients in Washington State to methadone as a cheaper, but riskier, treatment for pain.

The snake pit of the title referred to the medieval practice of lowering the mentally ill into snake pits in the belief that a fright that would unhinge a sane person would cure an insane one.

Higher officials were privileged to nominate junior relatives for admission to the bureaucracy, but the great stress on examination grades in promotion, the use of annual merit ratings, and the practice of recruiting many lower officials from the ranks of the clerical service ensured a considerable freedom of opportunity.

Conclusions: There is currently insufficient evidence to support the routine practice of lowering blood pressure of patients suffering an acute intracerebral hemorrhage.

The alternative, a common practice of lower order publishing, is to create advertising content that is easily confused with editorial content, in the hope of raising response rates.

Transfer pricing — the practice of shifting profits to lower tax jurisdictions — costs the continent $34 billion annually — more than the region receives in bilateral aid.

The practice of adhering to a lower transfusion threshold would, obviously, reduce the number of allogeneic RBCs transfused.