Sentence examples for may routinely from inspiring English sources

Even the most dedicated toothbrusher may routinely miss bits, and when they do, plaque can harden into tartar.

Bankers may routinely earn million-pound bonuses but some hedge-fund and private-equity managers have become billionaires.

"Users of these services may routinely share risqué photos, checklists of sexual preferences, and patterns of romantic activity that they consider deeply personal.

Scientists are already using it to grow human tissues and, in a decade's time, we may routinely use lab-grown organs for patient transplants.

They may be exposed to adults having sex in front of them and may routinely view slasher films or pornography left lying around the house.

(Fictional journalists may routinely solve criminal cases, but it's a little beyond the pale when they do it in a show purporting to have some connection to historical events).

It would also mean that some teams may not routinely play road games against big-market teams that provide larger gate receipts under the current plan.

This is perfectly normal policing practice for Gatwick Airport as it has a permanent armed and unarmed policing presence and armed officers may assist routinely, if available, with incidents of any kind in the areas of the airport they patrol.

Recent bank scandals include the Commonwealth Bank financial planning scandal, allegations CommInsure may be routinely denying legitimate claims from sick and dying customers and an Australian Securities and Investment Commission (Asic) suit against Westpac for alleged rate rigging.

Scott M. Nelson, an author of the study and the chairman of obstetrics at the University of Glasgow, said the United States was one of the few countries in which more than two embryos may still routinely be transferred.

The PCR RFLP reported here, targeting the MC1R gene may be routinely applied to verify the correct labelling of game products.