Sentence examples for operations routinely from inspiring English sources

Both mosques — essentially one-room operations — routinely turn people away for lack of space.

Meanwhile, sting operations routinely take place, increasing the odds that the activities of pimps and their customers will be exposed.

Deciding instead to fund operations routinely from the defence budget implies Britain's commitment to Afghanistan is becoming "garrisoned", like UK forces in Germany during the cold war – and exposes the acute problem of affordability.

Naval aviation operations routinely expose structural components to salt spray and high loads, especially during landings.

Sting operations routinely use ruses to lure deadbeat parents, traffic-fine scofflaws and people wanted for all kinds of outstanding warrants to collect prizes they think they've won.

These operations routinely increase lifespan by 30 80%.

The Maktoum family's Godolphin operation routinely raced its horses at four, five or even six.

It so happened that Ms. Rosmond had two friends with breast cancer, both of whom had experienced psychological and physical side effects from radical mastectomy, the extremely disfiguring operation routinely used by surgeons to treat the disease.

Wyman's disc-forging operation routinely wasted metal and labor, then passed along the cost.

Not to mention the cost of the second operation, routinely borne either by insurers or tax payers that is to say, all of us.

Prof Price has previously exposed how the Pentagon's Human Terrain Systems HTSS) programme - designed to embed social scientists in military field operations - routinely conducted training scenarios set in regions "within the United States".