Sentence examples for habitually spend from inspiring English sources

Some species habitually spend several months resting during unfavourable periods; such species have one generation per year, and the life span of an individual is approximately one year.

Generally, close contacts who live with a person identified with active TB or who habitually spend time indoors in close proximity to this person are investigated first.

But like many nonprofits, it has financial problems: it habitually spends more than it takes in.

He told (bad) dirty jokes on the wrong occasions, drank to excess, picked fights at parties, was unfaithful to all of his wives, and habitually spent more than he took in.

The union, which habitually spends lots of money on campaigns for judicial and legislative elections, as well as on ballot measures, will of course fight the proposal.But privatisation is not a long-term solution, says John Roman of the Urban Institute, a think-tank in Washington, DC.

But Italy's sustained economic downturn and the introduction by UEFA, European football's governing body, of rules to stop clubs habitually spending more than they earn, have been among the main reasons why a number of clubs have changed hands.

Mr. Allen, who habitually spends his Monday nights playing with Eddy Davis and His New Orleans Jazz Band at the Carlyle Hotel in Manhattan, is westward bound with the orchestra for performances at Dimitriou's Jazz Alley in Seattle on Thursday, at Yoshi's in Oakland on Friday and at the Jazz Bakery in Los Angeles on Aug. 7 and 8. Concert proceeds will benefit local nonprofit music organizations.

Subjects were included in the study if they were older than 18 years of age, had body mass index (BMI) <26 kg/m2, were non-smokers, had scores ≤7 on the Pittsburgh sleep quality index (PSQI), had almost had no daytime sleep and slept only at night, that is, they went to bed between 21 00 and midnight and habitually spent in between 6 and 9 h per night in bed.

So a person may take little exercise but be physically active with low levels of sedentary behaviour, whereas another might do structured exercises but be habitually inactive and spend long periods sedentary.

RELATED: The 6 Gen Y Spending Types: Which One Are You? Money Myth #1: Cash Is Better Than Credit In theory, this rationale makes sense: Rather than habitually swipe your plastic, you should live within your means and only spend the money you have in your wallet or bank account.

What you spend your time on is a result of what you do habitually.