Sentence examples for this latter practice from inspiring English sources

This latter practice was discontinued by the Meiji government, which abolished the Shugen-dō in 1872.

Recently, due to greater emphasis on purer water in streams, there has been increased interest in this latter practice.

At the extreme, this latter practice is known as "review-bombing": efforts, often co-ordinated, to tank the aggregate scores of a Call of Duty game, say, or an all-female Ghostbusters film by leaving furious, zero-star reviews.

This latter practice is currently under scrutiny following allegations that an American firm, Freeport-McMoRan, paid millions of dollars to individual officers to protect its copper and gold mine in separatist-ravaged Papua.

Moreover, this latter practice, which is at the bottom of the slippery slope, is held to be so deeply objectionable that we must not allow the otherwise innocent or perhaps even beneficial practice at the top of the slope in order to avoid sliding to the bottom.

This latter practice remained rare with women (1%).

The European Commission fined the company more than $100 million last year for the latter practice.

For the latter practice, I adopt three beings: a fervent country, an obscure athlete (or athletes) and an unnoticed sport.

The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority and Amtrak police departments were the first to adopt the latter practice of using dogs to track suspicious odors on moving targets.

Forms of observance of national holidays range from display of the national flag to exemption of public employees from work, the latter practice generally being followed also by business organizations.

When it wasn't a byproduct of red-wine production (a use for the juice "bled" from a tank of red wine to give it more colour and concentration), it was a neither here-nor-there mix of red and white juice (the latter practice now banned in the EU, except in Champagne).