Are your managers habitually reviewing progress against their people's goals/projects and holding them accountable?
"Habitually and customarily, he reviews issues thoughtfully and carefully.
Some have been released, but thousands are still incarcerated, and many allege they are detained arbitrarily – with judges habitually renewing detentions en masse every 45 days, without reviewing specific evidence against individuals.
Behrman quotes Sir Max Beerbohm's guileful mockery of those English critics who habitually raved about the technique of Eleonora Duse although they understood not a word she said.. This reviewer says that Sir Max, after all, did review Duse, and in considerable detail, thereby making nonsense of his claim--his sly, Maximilian claim--to incompetence in the matter of assessing her technique.
CNET's Josh Goldberg reviews the Canon PowerShot SD something or other for CNET, proving that even the habitually drunk can review cameras intelligently.
The baseline survey included established habitually used health questionnaires.
When predicting financial profits [ 1], relationship outcomes [ 2], longevity [ 3], or professional success [ 4], people habitually underestimate the likelihood of future negative events (for review see [ 5]).
Even the Wall Street Journal, which habitually wrinkles its nose at the faintest whiff of garlic, gave a rave review to a speech this week in which Mr Sarkozy said he could not let Iran acquire a nuclear bomb, would not budge on Israel's security and would step up France's military contribution in Afghanistan (see article).What a delicious aroma.
You habitually feel like an insecure, over-sensitive actor as you pore over the latest review.
Designers habitually copy nature.
All members habitually cheat.
