Sentence examples for routine examples from inspiring English sources

That means avoiding not only such obvious No-Nos as the car that Mr Teten was offered by a businessman he investigated, but also routine examples.

Another new television commercial, by the New York office of JWT, part of WPP, features actresses in their 20s and 30s, who begin statements with "It happens to me when," and finish with routine examples like "I go for a jog" and "sneeze".

You could view this as just a routine example of international collaboration between two law-enforcement agencies.

The most recent case is horsemeat being sold as beef, however, foods with dangerously high salt or sugar content are a more routine example.

Arizona counters that the law complements federal efforts to control immigration and is a routine example of state enforcement of federal laws.

The recent John Perry piece in Newsmax fantasising about a "patriotic general" staging a military coup to resolve the "Obama problem" was a routine example of the genre.

Was this an illegitimate exercise in making "new law," or a perfectly routine example of a court trying to extract coherence from a confusing and contradictory set of statutory provisions?

The deed that was the last unspeakable outrage at the time the author wrote about it has become a routine example of persecution by the time his play is in rehearsal & even less than that when his curtain finally goes up.

The first award is for what has become a routine example of dishonesty and cowardice by DOJ.

A routine example is a filename and file format mismatch.

A routine example case of a patient cured of intermediate risk testicular cancer is shown in Figure  3.