Sentence examples for is routinely expected from inspiring English sources

A young architect with serious creative ambition is routinely expected to work endless hours for little pay.

London contributes far less proportionately to the costs of the capital's cultural infrastructure than is routinely expected of other major conurbations in England – and would be the norm elsewhere internationally.

However this neurogenetic effect is routinely expected to lead to glia [ 8].

Hence people in my occupation are routinely expected, as Kevin would say, to suck it up.

Of Freshfields' corporate department, where he began his training contract in 2006 and was routinely expected to work 70-80 hour weeks, Lee recalls: "It was, to be frank, a pretty horrendous shock after being a student.

Yet in all but a few states, teachers are routinely expected to accommodate children with I.Q.'s of 130 to 140 in a mainstream environment with no additional support.

For what is a very modest hourly rate, teachers are (and always have been) routinely expected to prepare and deliver lessons, produce teaching materials, mark or provide written feedback on students' work, deal with voluminous paperwork, provide educational guidance, attend meetings and training events etc.

The dictionary has to be setup to match the natural T1, T2, proton density, and off-resonance distributions that are routinely expected for in vivo MR scans at 1.5 T MR Scanners.

She notes that while graduate researchers are routinely expected to put in 12-hour days at the lab, UC sets the "official" maximum work period at 20 hours per week.

Many are routinely expected to work 12-hour days for up to 10 days straight.

I ask Tommy what he thinks about the apparently popular notion that taxing rich people is "the politics of envy", whereas regular folk on 20 grand a year are routinely expected to do what they're told and pay up.