Sentence examples for mostly a routine from inspiring English sources

This was mostly a routine event; from 1550 to 1714 all but nine continued in office after the crowning of a new monarch.

Wilson [ 34] describes this as a comprehensive form of 'health surveillance' but cautions along with others [ 31, 35] that what is mostly considered a routine and unproblematic aspect of CFHN practice, may in fact be interpreted by women and families as a form of State control and regulation.

Before the existence of LINC, newborn care was mostly seen as a routine task in post-natal wards.

Mr. Hakoshima said that for most Americans, mime is a routine mostly seen "at birthday parties or in vaudeville routines".

Mr. Oswalt introduced Ms. Theron for her career tribute award with a mostly improvised routine.

Celtic cemented their place at the top of the Scottish Premiership with a routine and mostly trouble-free 2-0 win over Motherwell.

In summary, 87% of the 33 respondents (32% response rate) recorded injuries at their club on a routine basis, mostly using paper-based notebooks or forms.

It concluded that repeat cesarean was not indicated as a routine practice, mostly based on non-randomized trials originating from high resource countries [ 46].

Mother (F61) Mostly, families considered travel costs a routine part of family life rather than an addition, although a few found travel to MEND difficult where public transport was not available and driving not an option.

Our daily lives are mostly a mixture of drab routine and unpleasant surprises – however, from time to time, something unexpected happens which makes life worth living.

One doesn't need to be a married woman to find this kind of escape fantasy alluring; and the desire that Jarvis felt to do something out of her ordinary routine may be mostly a matter of being middle-aged.