Sentence examples for unpleasant practices from inspiring English sources

In the first phase, after a honeymoon period of increasing popularity, unpleasant practices emerge: once a broad swath of the public had been introduced to the wonders of the Internet, they found themselves bombarded with spam, advertising pop-ups and full-blown spyware.

During the production, producers get losses of products because of unpleasant practices and uncontrolled phenomena [4].

These include the commitment to finish what you start, to rise from setbacks, to want to improve and succeed, and to undertake sustained and sometimes unpleasant practice in order to do so.

And now, even if you're inclined to look at some of the pilgrims as "dissipated" for whatever reason, it's still an inescapably ascetic, and often unpleasant, practice.

And he described the civil recovery business as an "extremely unpleasant practice" and a "£15m racket".

This is the man who brought shoddy school dinners and unpleasant farming practices to the nation's attention, even though not everyone wanted to listen; he's the dyslexic who has sold gazillions of cookbooks, but first read a novel aged 38.

While the growth of computational expense in the number of taxa may appear unpleasant, in practice this algorithm is both fast and stable, owing to the absence of costly optimization procedures for parameter inference, and is able to handle data sets of thousands of taxa.

Speaking in July, DCLG minister Bob Neill said: "Spitting in a public place is an anti-social, unpleasant and unhealthy practice.

Ashley himself told the parliamentary committee in June that an internal review of Sports Direct's working practices uncovered "unpleasant surprises".

In spite of this somewhat unpleasant truism, I now practice Buddhist meditation while trying to recognize the good the Church does and decrying the bad.

Ashley said a review of Sports Direct's working practices had uncovered "unpleasant surprises" for him.