Sentence examples for routine affairs from inspiring English sources

He began publishing real estate transactions and news on education and books, as well as the routine affairs of commerce and government.

Murders were routine affairs and kidnapping-for-ransom was a lucrative industry ‘growing' at about 15% every year.

This was part of a larger continuum of administrative trends from the Tang to Ming dynasties, with the gradual decline of importance of intermediate administrative units the prefectures alongside a shift of power from central government to large regional administrations; the latter experienced progressively less influence of central government in their routine affairs.

Death has become a routine affair on the railways.

It should be a routine affair, yet the prospect stirs up anguish that seems oddly outsize.

Western diplomats say that such activity is a routine affair that will continue, and that China cannot seriously expect otherwise.

"Before we used to get scared, but now it's a routine affair for us," she says of being arrested.

With 150 digs around Anatolia, many of which have been ongoing for decades, renewal used to be a routine affair.

The Isfahan meeting was expected to be a routine affair, at which the cartel merely rolled over its production quotas.

However, Henry IV Part One, normally the most boisterously exuberant of Shakespeare's histories, here seems a slightly routine affair.

The second period proved a much more routine affair with Chelsea opening up Southampton at will and Turnbull distinguishing himself with a brilliant double save.