Sentence examples for very common practice from inspiring English sources

It became very common practice to give a producer credit in lieu of more money.

"That's a very common practice; the SAT also does it," he said.

It's a very common practice to adjust to college, especially in football.

It's a celebration of him, but also a critique, because collecting sacred water is a very common practice.

"My argument was that in contemporary Chinese art today, using imagery of Mao is very common practice," Mr. Shiner said.

Mixing family and work is very common practice here.

While you may call it a slime attack to point out such matters, simple measures of fairness suggest you should point your sanctimony towards the equally abysmal, and very common practices, that happen not only in Washington but in universities all over this country Paul Krugman: By all means, let's expose whatever is out there.

In recent year, the geostatistics and GIS techniques are very common practices to assess the groundwater, surface, and mine water quality and spatial variability (Khashei-Siuki and Sarbazi 2015; Tiwari et al. 2015, 2016a, b).

The wide use of these medicinal plants resulted from the occurrence of the diseases to be treated by them was high why the medicinal value of the plants become a very common practices and the secrecy behind remain disclosed to every persons.

This situation is very common in practice since the number of annotated music recordings per class is often limited [3].

This allocation was originally proposed by Bowley (1926), and it is very common in practice because of its simplicity.