Sentence examples for this practice from from inspiring English sources

We have already had a taste of the devastating repercussions of this practice from BP's Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.

The Eastern Shoshone probably learned this practice from their Plains neighbours, although the characteristics of the beings sought were those common to Great Basin beliefs.

The school itself, Oxford Spires academy, serving one of the tougher catchment areas of the university city, has scrapped this practice from this academic year and the academy chain running the school, as well as its principal, say they will no longer be taking pupils "off roll".

Whatever you call it, the expansion of this practice from manufacturing to the higher-paying technical and white-collar levels is the latest big threat to employment in the U.S. Years ago, when concern was being expressed about the shipment of factory jobs to places with slave wages, hideous working conditions and even prison labor, proponents said there was nothing to worry about.

For every one point increase in teachers' practice of having their students write equations and functions to represent relationships (e.g., increasing the frequency of using this practice from some lessons to about half the lessons), students' mathematics scores were predicted to increase by 0.33 standard deviations.

Holding all else constant, increasing the frequency of using this practice from say some lessons to about half the lessons was associated with a predicted increase in achievement of 0.33 standard deviations in the U.S. and 0.33 standard deviations in Singapore.

Two of my brothers have suffered from this practice, prevented from coming back to their native city.

This practice evolved from first rendering descending scales (called rounds).

This practice varies from field to field, and seems to be less common in the physical sciences.

This practice continues from mid December till mid January and thereafter the mixed crop is harvested when still green, dried and stored for lean season feeding.

This practice came from the guilds, groups who were controlled by the Crown and held monopolies over particular industries.