Sentences with phrase «uncommon practice»

A not so uncommon practice is to resort to debt consolidation loans.

While Huawei's development of its own OS might seem like preparation for an uncertain future, it's not an entirely uncommon practice in Asia, where companies like OnePlus already ship phones with different OSes depending on the where the device will be sold.

Drawing on scriptural prohibitions of deviant sexual conduct, second - century Christian authors denounced the not uncommon practice of pagan antiquity in which adult men molested boys.

Graphicstudio: Uncommon Practice at USF is the most ambitious and comprehensive show to feature works from the workshop since the survey exhibition of the early years of Graphicstudio at the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. in 1991.

WACKing the Piñata effortlessly accomplishes the fairly uncommon practice of being both feminist and intersectional — exploring femininity from virtually all angles one could think to look as it further promotes a positive and inclusive dialogue surrounding gender and art politics.

My friend Dennis Kennedy started writing about this issue two years ago, but it is still a relatively uncommon practice to include digital assets in estate planning documents.

Unfortunately for American Home Life, this is an extremely uncommon practice in the final expense business.

Graphicstudio: Uncommon Practice at USF is curated by Jade Dellinger and co-organized by USF Contemporary Art Museum and the Tampa Museum of Art.

Less than a hundred years ago, this was a not - uncommon practice in the urban UK.

Temporary employment used to be a relatively uncommon practice, back when most employees worked for the same employers for many years at a time.

Unions say an uncommon practice that generates billions of dollars for McDonald's leads to higher prices and lower wages Business Insider Kate Taylor March 8, 2017

Case - splitting is not an uncommon practice among advisors, Baker points out.

Removing such spurs is not an uncommon practice in America.

While this is not an uncommon practice, there isn't exactly any good research to suggest that any of us do it.

While not an uncommon practice among new legislators, Gibson will have less to gripe about than some of his colleagues.

It's not an uncommon practice.

Joint preparation seems to be an uncommon practice in fitness yet it is a regular part of dance, martial arts, gymnastics, hand balancing and other movement systems.

Cote quickly jumped in to defend her position, saying that it is customary for her to share her pretrial views if both parties agree and that it is not an uncommon practice in either New York or California courts.

Unfortunately, this is not an uncommon practice.

«Culling» — or thinning the «herd» — is apparently not an uncommon practice among sled dog companies, according to the SPCA, either in the U.S. or Canada, where the sled dog tour industry is largely unregulated.

The ears of a GSD can be taped by a vet (7 - 8 mos of age) in the same manner as a cropped Dobe's — I do not have this > done myself, but it is not an uncommon practice.

It's not an uncommon practice when making games with low - fi graphics; it's easier to work out the look when you don't have to worry about every individual pixel.

Graphicstudio: Uncommon Practice at USF chronicles several aesthetic and technical conversations among artists of different generations.

An exhibition divided between museums is an uncommon practice, and braving Los Angeles traffic between Brentwood and Mid-City on the same day is not for the faint of heart.

Denial of insurance claims is not an uncommon practice.

This is not an uncommon practice with big companies — there's a whole legally questionable market based on selling data to advertising companies.

It is not an uncommon practice and is currently being done by non-profits both large and small.

Traditional mortgage lenders want to know a borrower's individual credit history and income, and probably wouldn't allow a borrower to have loans outstanding on half a dozen properties at once, not an uncommon practice among flippers.