Sentence examples for routinely bad from inspiring English sources

No one was injured, but everything about the raid sounds like routinely bad, potentially dangerous policy: the use of SWAT on low-level offenders, cops busting in at six in the morning, and their use of a flash-bang grenade, even though the home contained four young children.

$13bn paid in November to settle charges that it routinely bundled bad home loans into securities sold as high-quality to investors.

Feeding the Machine In this overheated gossip marketplace, where the need for fresh fodder routinely turns bad behavior into "news," the Lohans are prototypes of new Hollywood characters — celebrities famous for being infamous.

Like the audiences that routinely give bad Broadway shows a standing ovation (because they just spent $400 on tickets), they'd rather feel that than feel they were cheated.

Lenders will routinely offer bad credit borrowers loans with extremely high interest rates.

These lenders routinely approve bad credit mortgages, and you can get a home loan one day after a bankruptcy discharge.

To minimize data loss, researchers routinely replace individual bad channels by using various interpolation methods, when the number of individual bad channels is not excessive (Junghöfer, Elbert, Tucker & Rockstroh, 2000).

In whatever guise, EU or ECHR, it routinely gets a bad press in Britain.

In most school districts, virtually all teachers, good or bad, routinely get a satisfactory evaluation, it found.

Many American airports routinely deal with bad weather conditions resulting in delays, cancellations and excess time spent in dismal terminals, which Heathrow travellers are usually spared.

I concluded that the news department of the British embassy in Washington had taken note of what Lewis wrote and routinely reported the bad news back to the Foreign Office in London.