Sentence examples for is routinely passed from inspiring English sources

The ongoing irony being that the journalism 'product' is routinely passed around as 'content' keeping users engaged on the same tech platforms that are the primary beneficiaries of growth in digital advertising.

The ongoing irony being that the journalism 'product' is routinely passed around as 'content' keeping users engaged on the same tech platforms that are the primary beneficiaries of growth in digital advertising.

In the contemporary sphere, female choreographers are routinely passed over for commissions in favour of less experienced men.

The South Korean government does not have an official office at Kaesong, but diplomatic messages are routinely passed there.

Under an agreement in 2002 it was handed over to the Germans in 2004 since when much of the information gleaned was routinely passed to the Americans.

Passengers were scanned with magnetometers and suspicious individuals selected for body searches; carry-on baggage was routinely passed through X-ray machines.

In Europe, toques are routinely passed down from father to son to grandson — and in a few recent cases, like Elena Arzak and Anne-Sophie Pic — from father to daughter.

As Mr. Haberman observed, these impressive accomplishments and worthy contributions are routinely passed over by the news and entertainment industries, mesmerized by the likes of a John Gotti or a Tony Soprano.

Made a startling claim that a culture exists within the NSA in which, during surveillance, nude photographs picked up of people in "sexually compromising" situations are routinely passed around.

According to court records, black workers at Coca-Cola made an average of $26,000 a year less than white employees; were routinely passed over for promotions; and sometimes earned less than the white subordinates they trained or supervised.

Brought by four main plaintiffs, each of whom would receive up to $300,000, the lawsuit accused Coke of fostering a pecking order in which black employees were routinely passed over for promotions and paid less than their white counterparts, some of whom they supervised.