Sentence examples for wider practice from inspiring English sources

"It is a very strong work which says a lot about Marcus's wider practice".

Not to mention what such language does to the reputation of writing in the arts, as well as the wider practice of writing itself.

The marketing field has changed dramatically in recent years in direct response to the way technology has affected the wider practice of management.

"The attorney general has a huge responsibility on her shoulders... Britain's international reputation is on the line". Kate Allen, UK director of Amnesty International, said: "We also need a proper independent inquiry into Binyam's case and allegations of a cover-up over torture, as well as into the wider practice of rendition and secret detention.

By comparison to the highly choreographed cultural production system of the industrial information economy, the emergence of a new folk culture and of a wider practice of active personal engagement in the telling and retelling of basic cultural themes and emerging concerns and attachments offers new avenues for freedom.

"These restrictions, and the accompanying bureaucracy, mean that the cost of clinical research using psychedelics is five to 10 times that of research into less restricted (but more harmful) drugs such as heroin – with no prospect that the benefits can be translated into wider practice," he writes.

Although some of the City's more untoward methods have been exposed in the fall-out from the credit crunch, little has been done by the regulators to tame its wider practices and its excessive pay.

Hayes claimed he was taking part in an "industry-wide" practice.

On Wednesday, a lawyer with the Justice Department wrote to Judge Conti contending that the e-mail message in question did not represent V.A.-wide practice or policy.

Teadirect said: "Our teabags are 70% compostable" while its sustainability manager Whitney Kakos claimed the the use of the plastic polypropylene was "an industry-wide practice".

The BBC has defended forcing some freelancers to be paid through their own companies, arguing that it is an industry-wide practice endorsed by the government.