Sentence examples for to be widely practiced from inspiring English sources

Multimethod research continues to be widely practiced in human geography, although there has been little direct debate among geographers since the end of the 1990s of this approach to research.

Tying the umbilical cord with thread was found to be widely practiced.

* In Guinea Bissau, Female Genital Mutilation continues to be widely practiced.

Falling behind in the race to keep up with developing resistance of P. falciparum to artemisinins is a specter that haunts malariologists, and treatment for visceral leishmaniasis remains too expensive and complicated to be widely practiced where it is most needed.

Olympic officials say that to get in, a sport should be widely practiced in 75 countries on four continents.

Although polyandry, a marriage of one woman to many men, is rare, polygyny, the marriage of one man to many women, is widely practiced in human societies.

By no means limited to Muslims, polygamy is widely practiced in Africa, particularly among the well-off members of Mr. Kibaki's generation who can afford multiple dowries and the expense of keeping more than one home.

Coordinated voluntary approaches to Pollution Prevention are widely practiced in many western-style economies.

In South Africa the use of plants to treat many diseases is widely practiced.

Steroid injection into or proximal to the carpal tunnel is widely practiced in the treatment of patients with idiopathic CTS particularly in the United States [ 11].

The first phase involves the transition from a Grade 0 status where open defecation is widely practiced to a Grade 1 condition where all households have access to simple, low-cost sanitary facilities.