On a tiring afternoon I'll habitually monitor my odometer and do the math -- 23 miles to go, two hours if the wind doesn't turn; I'll be in my motel by 5 15.
But the criticism will habitually run much deeper.
Jonathan will habitually dramatize or understate some case and emit a strange frequency, like a boy not quite sure how hard to blow into his new tuba, and Keith will invariably correct him.
"What's the spin?" Peter Jennings (or any of the anchors) will habitually ask his D.C. correspondents, a question that all are meant to understand as "What lies can we expect to hear now?" No one's gestures are more roundly discounted as insincere than those of Hillary Clinton.
"Government and industry will habitually understate the volume of the spill and the impact, and they will overstate the effectiveness of the cleanup and their response," he said.
Some patients with patulous Eustachian tube dysfunction will habitually sniff.
(Remember you have established your habit of being late over years, even possibly learned it as a child from habitually late parents, it will take effort to correct this behavior).
It will not come from the consultants and hospital chief executives, who habitually run scared of electronic progress.
This step is extremely important not only because it will help you become more aware of the different self-schemas that are habitually activated in your daily life, but also because monitoring habitual self-schemas, as they occur, helps to interrupt their automaticity, which can provide you with the opportunity to turn off the "automatic pilot" and interject conscious choice.
It will be available online and in retail stores next month, bringing relief to serious travelers and the habitually lost.
But like many nonprofits, it has financial problems: it habitually spends more than it takes in.
