Sentence examples for habitually used by from inspiring English sources

Cast back to Nixon: Among all classes, the sobriquet of "Tricky Dick" was habitually used by the masses.

"Among all classes in Illinois the sobriquet of 'honest Abe' is habitually used by the masses," a Republican newspaper reported of Lincoln, in 1860.

While many of these interactions are routinely and, at times, habitually used by stockpeople, the frequent use of some of these routine behaviours can result in farm animals becoming highly fearful of humans.

As both these systems (PBSS and the private bicycles) have their advantages and disadvantages, this paper seeks to compare the distances for which PBSS and private bicycles are habitually used by applying a propensity score matching-based model.

The firm is also taking the step of offering zero-interest financing, habitually used by GM, during October on 11 vehicle models to attract consumers during the depths of a credit crisis.

Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) comprises a very wide group of therapeutic practices that are not habitually used by conventional or allopathic health professionals [ 1- 6].

They were asked to indicate the hand habitually used for each of these activities by giving two ticks for activities where only one hand is preferred and one tick for each hand when indifferent.

There are Jews here who tell of being hidden for years and saved by heroic Poles who nonetheless habitually used anti-Semitic expressions.

By considering the evident anatomical and morphological similarities between the hallux and the thumb, and the habitually used flaps for the reconstruction of this last structure, the advancement-rotation flap described by Hueston in 1966 is confirmed to be a valid choice for the reconstruction of the loss of tissue of small dimensions.

That was two years after HIV was first reported in Thailand, where a large proportion of men habitually used prostitutes and habitually did not use condoms.

Assisted dying has become one of those questions now habitually used to test liberal bona fides.