Sentence examples for habitual to from inspiring English sources

However, parsimony is habitual to the administration's anti-poverty schemes.

It is habitual to bemoan the rise of the celebrity biography, as if it is somehow to blame.

It has become habitual to compare Moscow with St . Petersburg its rival and the former (1712 1918) capital of Russia.

Dreijer Andersson and Dreijer want it both ways and largely they succeed: in shaking the habitual – to question the unthinking order of things – and shaking it all out on the dancefloor, one wet with blood and other bodily fluids.

He had first assumed it as a conscious imposture; it had become habitual to him; the antiquated, worldly-wise moralities which, using that voice, he had found himself obliged to utter, had become his settled opinions.

One might wonder why the parliament website exists; it could be replaced with a "feed" of its data that anyone could use on their own website.The top-down approach, habitual to central and local government, with its necessity to dictate how everything works, is part of the reason why big government IT projects so often overrun on costs and under-deliver.

I began paying attention to my habitual responses to people and started to make small changes.

All children will complete a modified version of the Physical Activity Questionnaire for Children (PAQ-C) [ 38] to assess habitual moderate to vigorous physical activity.

American bank supervisors will have to overcome their habitual reluctance to challenge authority and share information.

It is a huge step just to notice your habitual reaction to blame, even if it is after the fact.

And it is time for the Murdochs and NewsCorp to stop their habitual addiction to spin and lies.