Sentence examples for routinely attached from inspiring English sources

Rejecting the label "pop artist" routinely attached to Caulfield, Mr Hodgkin said: "I always thought of him as a classical artist because of the way he made of his feelings a kind of monument.

In another note, he advises readers to take "with more than a grain of salt" the estimated shareholder losses routinely attached to stories of companies hit with major stock drops ($80 billion lost by Enron shareholders, $14 billion by Cendant investors).

In his original lawsuit, filed before Judge Jones in December 2006, the officer charged that a former C.I.A. official working as an adviser to the antiterrorism unit routinely attached offensive messages to e-mail that was read by members of the unit and others.

In its lawsuit, Mental Hygiene Legal Service, a state agency that represents patients in psychiatric hospitals, claimed that confidential patient records were routinely attached to forms that were then placed in public court files, and that making the records available to the public violated defendants' constitutional right to privacy.

If "The Great Gatsby" can't quite sustain the Big Ideas that are routinely attached to it — a fact that periodically inspires showboating critical contrarians to proclaim that it's not such a big deal after all — it nonetheless remains a lively, imaginative presence.

But throughout the post-9/11 wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, women — working as medics, intelligence officers, photographers, military police officers and in a host of other jobs — have been routinely "attached" to all-male ground combat units, where they have come under fire, returned fire, been wounded and been killed.

Cities and towns across America routinely attach fees and other payment obligations to permits, for example, to support wetlands mitigation banks, to finance roads, to pay for new schools or to build affordable housing.

Given that a major use of QSAR predictions is in chemoinformatic tabulations used by medicinal chemists and other third parties, it would be good practice to routinely attach some estimate of uncertainty to each prediction.

The Hyde Amendment is not a permanent law, but Republicans routinely attach it to appropriations bills as a policy rider. .

that society routinely attaches to women who have a lot of sex, regardless of whether they do so because they enjoy it, because they are getting paid for it, or because it gives them a sense of control over early-life trauma.

Now, the Russians have hit back by saying they will stop the export of rocket engines to the US if they're to be used to launch American military hardware – something they routinely do when attached to the first-stage of the Atlas rocket.