Sentence examples for routinely around from inspiring English sources

Most certainly in some areas, particularly for people living outside the inner city for whom heteronormativity is not discussed routinely around the dinner table.

Its creator, Sylvester Roper of Roxbury, Mass., rode it routinely around Boston, and in May 1896 covered a measured mile on Dorchester Avenue at an average speed of 40 miles per hour, an amazing feat for the time.

If people want to believe that planets form routinely around T-Tauri stars, she concludes, they will have to think of ways to allow this to happen in 3m years instead of 10m.Jeff Bary and David Weintraub, of Vanderbilt University in Nashville, are not so sure.

The planets' presence in such an extreme setting suggests that small solid bodies form routinely around ordinary stars, Backman believes.

If this is applied routinely around a country, it will help overcome the problem of heterogeneous levels of protection resulting from different methods and varying model setups.

Although the efficacy of the Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) vaccine for preventing tuberculosis continues to be debated (Villarreal-Ramos, 2009), live attenuated BCG has been the only approved vaccine against M. tuberculosis infection since its introduction in 1921, and is still administered routinely around the world, particularly in developing countries.

Susie Lau of Style Bubble, a veteran of the revolution, routinely attracts around 15,000 unique readers to her site each day.

Meanwhile, the logistics of keeping and transporting zebras are very similar to those of horses, which are routinely moved around, she said.

We had plenty of money sloshing around politics in the 1980s — not to mention powerful special interests — but it wasn't close to the kind of money that is routinely tossed around today, especially after the Citizens United decision.

Mr. Hickman said Shenzhen manufacturers routinely pass around design information to the point where it is no longer an open secret but a strategy to attract customers like Mr. Hickman.

Residents took pride in creating a more peaceful environment than existed in much of Yemen, a nation where men routinely carry around weapons and wear a large dagger on their belt as part of their daily dress, much like a tie in the West.