Sentence examples for has habitually from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, the BBC has habitually undervalued expert input from scientists and academics.
Free speech in this country over the centuries has habitually embraced the raucous, rude and vicious.
He has habitually avoided the Olympics and the world championships, unimpressed with the clamor of the biggest international meets.
After all, the bloc voting that has for years subverted the event has habitually played in Ukraine's favour.
Mr. Frankel's Germany lawyers say he has experienced enormous mood swings and has habitually changed his mind on legal strategy.
Over the past decade a region that has habitually suffered from balance-of-payments troubles has benefited from the foreign exchange that commodities bring in.
President Johnson had habitually spoken as though his fondest wish was to disengage from Vietnam.
Banks, for example, have habitually treated their governments' debt as risk-free.
New York's lawmakers have habitually failed to pass a clear and timely budget.
She had habitually refused to give her age, but friends said 84 might be close.
The cutouts are being used to frighten geese that have habitually covered the four athletic fields with droppings.
