Sentence examples for weaker practice from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the correlates of a re-sit (being male, being from a non-English background, being younger, and being from NZ) were also correlates of a weaker practice effect at the first re-sit, with the exception of being from NZ, which predicted a relatively greater practice effect than being from Australia.

Perhaps anticipating that, the central bank warned that "designing an internal capital planning process that simply seeks to mirror the Federal Reserve's stress testing is a weak practice".

The increasing number of disputes brought against by trading partners or of WTO members indicates the weak practice of clear accountability, on the enforcement toward violators and compliance of its commitment under WTO obligations (see Dong and Jayakar 2013).

The increase number of disputes brought against by trading partners or of WTO members indicates weak practice of transparent accountability, on the enforcement against violators and non-compliance of its commitment on trade terms under WTO obligations (see Dong and Jayakar 2013).

The weak practice is good for harsh weather, wind, rain,ice etc.

If your 'rebound' tongue attack (the ka if you use ta-ka; ga if you use da-ga, etc). is weak, practice using just ka's.

However, weak practices in specifying identification problems and lack of commonly accepted benchmark problems makes it difficult to evaluate and compare different methods.

The researchers criticized the device makers' proprietary and closed-source cryptography that they said — and proved — is "often shown to be much weaker in practice" than their open-source and auditable cryptographic libraries.

That was Leiter slamming his bat against the cage during a weak batting practice.

Perhaps that is why the legislative effort, however determined in tone, is so weak in practice.

It's not just the current government that is to blame – Labor was just as weak in practice, though they maintained a pro-disarmament façade in public.