Sentence examples for normally keeping from inspiring English sources

Maintain direct, unaided visual contact with the drone to monitor its flight path (normally keeping it within 500 metres horizontally and 150 metres vertically).

Spammers could send junk e-mail normally, keeping their anonymity and avoiding the extra charge, but accepting the usual response rate.

Robert O. Valdez, a professor of family and community medicine and economics at the University of New Mexico, said, "All the things we tell people to do from a clinical perspective today — a lot of fiber and less meat — were exactly the lifestyle habits that immigrants were normally keeping".

The chicks of nightjars are semi-precocial: they are down-covered (buff to brownish, plain or mottled, highly cryptic), fed by both parents, capable of opening their eyes on the first day (though normally keeping them closed for several days), capable of walking on the first day, and able to hop or run very well by the third or fourth day.

"We know what to expect and we are just going about our business normally and keeping our heads down.

Franchised properties create different challenges for HR beyond what is normally faced, and keeping up with corporate standards can be difficult for franchise properties.

During eight years in office, he proved adept at keeping normally antagonistic social groups under the Peronist tent and also won praise for confronting police brutality and corruption.

That exercising of the overallotment option, known as the "green shoe" in Wall Street parlance, normally succeeds in keeping a stock from veering too far from the offer price.

The team surmised that the plant must be missing a gene normally responsible for keeping the cold response in check.

The card itself is pretty thin, although it's still a bit thicker than the cards you're normally used to keeping in your wallet so you'll likely have to give it its own pouch.

While I am normally good at keeping secrets, this one warrants a shout-out from the rooftops.