Sentence examples for routinely being from inspiring English sources

When we're routinely being slaughtered by police?

Such liberties were routinely being taken with Shakespeare too, of course.

• Women in childbirth were routinely being given painkilling and anaesthetic drugs that caused brain damage to their babies.

Australians are routinely being told that hefty mining taxes would hinder the country's largest exports of coal and iron ore.

In the private sector, such schemes are routinely being closed to new staff and even some existing members.

But the president also spoke of black men routinely being racially profiled — shopping, crossing the street, riding in an elevator.

In a society where the emaciated poor were routinely being worked to death, it was an appealing message.

The noteworthy work of Mundelein Seminary you describe also parallels the work that is routinely being done in other Roman Catholic seminaries.

Shovels, ice picks, space blankets, and bags of sand and kitty litter are routinely being stashed in the backs of sport-utility vehicles.

In one case, a member of the public contacted the helpline with concerns about a teenager who was routinely being singled out and belittled by his stepfather.

(As an aside, if you're thinking that douching with Lysol sounds anything but gentle, you're right. Despite it routinely being advertised as safe, doctors regularly recorded incidences of Lysol poisoning and uterine irrigation).