Sentence examples for very practices from inspiring English sources

Or a housing market that tanked (in part because of those very practices).

Environmental activists have successfully misled urban voters, influencing legislation that bans the very practices that can prevent or lessen wildfires.

I have served as a public member of US human rights delegations and criticised other governments for the very practices that John Yoo authorised and continues to defend.

Instead we watched helplessly as special interests contorted the proposed bill into health insurance reform that codified the very practices we wished to stop.

Best of all, of course, is the widow's fierce pride over the very practices that have brought the business to the edge of ruination.

Simon Carruth, chief executive of the Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture, says: "Recent years have seen a growing appetite for governments to adopt the very practices they once unequivocally deplored.

They give you everything, including all the information, but it's very practical and it's very practice-based.

Peter Landesman's article (Jan . 25 shines a spotlight on the very real practice of human trafficking.

This constant questioning extends to the very practice of filmmaking.

He got very practiced in the ways of apology and remorse.

"It was very practiced in a way that publishing people don't do," he said.