Sentence examples for routinely as a from inspiring English sources

The report says torture is used routinely "as a means of instilling fear in anyone critical of the military government".

The figure of $20 million has been mentioned so routinely as a likely annual salary that everyone simply assumes that is what Rodriguez will get.

For instance, 20 years ago a locally owned department store — of which few exist today — would have routinely, as a matter of solid business practice, bought time on local media including radio.

He was even harsher about Hancock, a networking specialist and a twenty-eight-year veteran of I.B.M. whom Jobs referred to routinely as a "bozo" and a "moron," urging Amelio to demote her.

"I don't know of anybody who would provide me with defense other than myself, so I routinely as a way of life carry a weapon — and that extends to my coffee shops," he said.

Dinkins had paid the difference between the two fares the last time he flew, He apparently had not known that Koch ad regularly booked himself into coach section and the airlines had routinely, as a courtesy, bumped him up to first class.

While cognitive and neuropsychological testing are not part of the routine assessment, the British Picture Vocabulary Scale [ 42] is utilised routinely as an estimate of verbal intelligence.

I stopped there as routinely as an animal at a salt lick.

However, 30-day in-hospital mortality has been used routinely as an outcome in other S. aureus studies [7], [39].

TSH assessment was done routinely as an integral component of the neonatal screening program irrespective of icterus.

As it requires special training and can take over 30 minutes to complete, it has not been used routinely as an outcome measure to monitor outcome of care.