Sentence examples for to have been practiced from inspiring English sources

Human sacrifice seems not to have been practiced.

F.G.M. is said to have been practiced in Egypt two thousand years before the birth of Christ.

The colonization of Java apparently took place from mainland Southeast Asia, and domestic agriculture is known to have been practiced there as early as 2500 bce.

Topiary is said to have been invented by a friend of the ancient Roman emperor Augustus and is known to have been practiced in the 1st century ce.

This practice is similar to fertility and agricultural rites that are known to have been practiced in the early Mediterranean civilizations.

Archaeological and other evidence shows swimming to have been practiced as early as 2500 bce in Egypt and thereafter in Assyrian, Greek, and Roman civilizations.

All of her fellowvolunteers seemed to have been practicing medicine since kindergarten.

"We have said all along that Mr. Zhao is an honorable, hard-working reporter whose only offense seems to have been practicing journalism.

The pilot, Roy Adams of Alvin, Tex., was said to have been practicing takeoffs and landings with Dr. Robertson, a flight instructor, when the aircraft struck trees and burst into flames.

"We specified that candidates needed to have been practicing law for a certain number of years, have served a certain amount of time in government, and have a law degree from a top school," she says.

We also estimated models using the principal study sample and an alternative subsample of providers confirmed by the AAOS practice re-survey to have been practicing in the study practices during both study years.