Sentence examples for routinely already from inspiring English sources

Mr Law told the court that the media had an "unhealthy amount of information" about his life and that photographers and media would routinely already "be there" at places he visited, including locations where he had secretly arranged to meet his children from his first marriage to the actress Sadie Frost.

But equivalent decisions about the unborn are routinely made already, albeit with the watchful eye of the law firmly on the decision-maker.Even if people do not choose to alter themselves, though, biotechnology is likely to become ubiquitous.

Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan already routinely use cameras.

Europeans and Asians already routinely pay for things that way.

Nobody mourns a robot.The Pentagon already routinely uses robotic aeroplanes known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).

In any case, they already routinely look for clues as to what their rivals are doing.

Behavior detection officers, some with explosive-sniffing dogs, already routinely survey checkpoint lines.

Evonne Klein, the town's first selectwoman, said a nature preserve bordering one rest area is already routinely littered with garbage and, sometimes, drug paraphernalia.

He may or may not end up the world's leading player, as some journalists in Brazil already routinely suggest he is.

Natural disasters like the floods in September 2008 routinely cut this already culturally and economically isolated region from the rest of India.

Five pence pills already routinely prescribed to strengthen bones could save 1,000 lives a year if used to treat breast cancer, according to eagerly awaited new evidence.