Formally, Mr. Sturges's photographs are only routinely professional.
In cricket, though, catches taken is almost the only routinely recorded fielding statistic.
Company bosses repeatedly insisted at the time the Probo Koala had only routinely discharged ordinary slops.
Camps are not only routinely violating refugees' rights, the whole camp system is based on their violation.
Executives not only routinely ignore their employees, they appease the market whenever necessary by firing large quantities of them -- all done with impunity.
The three men, according to the charges, not only routinely took bribes, but trafficked in drugs and were involved in gambling and loan-sharking.
It really is the case that this principle is now not only routinely violated, as was always true, but explicitly repudiated, right out in the open.
Bridgman not only routinely attained pressures above 30,000 atm, but he also was able to study fluids and other difficult samples.
The flagship Better Care Fund, for example, has been reported to be not only routinely missing its targets but actually harming local relationships and giving integration a bad name.
The study aimed to develop a screening algorithm for those potentially avoidable, using only routinely collected hospital data and a prediction model to adjust rates for case-mix.
They will only routinely happen at battalion level or above, with smaller patrols being signed off on a case-by-case basis.
