Sentence examples for it becomes a routine from inspiring English sources

Another charmer said: "In the beginning [the women] have emotions, but it becomes a routine, they die off after a while".

Writing in the journal Cancer, researchers said that in order to combat the papillomavirus, health officials needed to do a better job educating the public as testing for it becomes a routine part of women's health care.

"And then, very quickly as you start the job, it becomes a routine sort of exercise: you are there to look after the pro-sections, you're there to look after the cadavers, but you must be respectful to the cadavers.

Current genome visualisation and data analysis methods are struggling to keep up as it becomes a routine requirement for biologists to compare a new genome to scores, if not hundreds, of other genomes at once.

It became a routine, an event, a place for former players to network and trade barbs.

As soon as the PSA test was introduced in 1987, it became a routine part of preventive health care for many men age 40 and older.

His assistant, Robert Craft, would cue the records up, then, when one side was finished, rise from his seat, carefully flip the vinyl disk over, place the needle at the beginning, and rejoin the composer, a simple act of devotion required by the limits of LP technology, endlessly repeated until it became a routine binding Stravinsky and Craft like father and son.

After that, it became a routine thing.

Some used MHEC-RAP infrequently while for others it became a routine part of their practice.

In centres where this was not challenged, recording was not undertaken (centre 2), but when the recording was undertaken by the PI and strongly encouraged, it became a routine (centre 3).

This study found that the reported increased uptake of HIV testing could be partly attributed to de-stigmatization of the test, as it became a routine part of and accepted by most women attending antenatal services [ 36].