Sentence examples for how routinely from inspiring English sources
In travel it is seldom acknowledged how routinely people pile on excess.
Bharara essentially acknowledges the pervasiveness of the fraud by commenting on how routinely banks try to game their legal exposure.
In poring over these submissions, we were struck by how routinely the Internet and smartphones are obliterating the geographical boundaries that used to define one's dating pool.
What's more astounding is how routinely a driver spins out, at a hundred and fifty m.p.h. or more, on a track that's three lanes wide, in the middle of forty-two other zooming cars, and nothing happens.
The NSA declined to respond to a series of queries on how routinely capabilities against apps were deployed, or on the specific minimisation procedures used to prevent US citizens' information being stored through such measures.
Consumers have long been able to obtain some prescription drugs illicitly without seeing a doctor — think of the flurry of Web advertisements for generic Viagra — but with Latisse, it is striking how routinely no-prescription sales of the real product take place in plain sight.
Routine data offer promising opportunities for research [ 34], and this study offers one model for how routinely-recorded clinical information can be used in analyses of randomised controlled trials.
The "surreal scene in Lower Manhattan" is how newscasters routinely described the atmosphere at ground zero.
He was quoting Martin Luther King, Jr.,'s 1968 speech, "The Other America," in which King describes how the routinely disenfranchised might "feel that they have no other alternative than to engage in violent rebellions to get attention".
Two years ago, in the five-mile channel between Lesbos and Turkey – still an irregular migrant hotspot – a Greek coastguard captain described to me how migrants routinely sank their own dinghies to oblige him to rescue them.
Mr. Smith, 39, wearing wire-rimmed glasses, a Hermes tie and oxfords, told the jury how he routinely bought and sold shares of technology companies based on inside information gleaned from contacts in Asia and the Silicon Valley.
