Someone lucky enough to find themselves writing about pop music for a national paper in, say, the early 90s, would routinely be asked to direct their copy towards a readership notionally comprised of their arts editor's elderly relatives.
According to a poll Gallup released in May, for the first time in the nearly 30 years since the question has routinely been asked, a majority of Americans now believe that today's youth will unlikely achieve the same standard of living as the previous generation.
Patients should routinely be asked whether their symptoms improve when they are not at work" [ 45].
Patients should routinely be asked about CAM and its use as part of every cancer patient's evaluation.
Should all doctors routinely be asking patients whether they can discuss their medical details with their closest relative in all circumstances or in specified circumstances in the future?
One woman was reluctant to accept being asked routinely about violence.
We envision the SILS being asked routinely at the time of patient registration or with the vital signs, as a potential first step to engage a patient in a dialogue about improving health related communication.
Travelers say they routinely pass through Torkham without being asked for identification or having their goods inspected.
As a result, hospitals are being asked to routinely run at capacity levels that risk patient safety and would be unthinkable in France, Italy or Germany.
The FSA regularly tested a broad change of facilities, he added, and retailers and manufacturers were now being asked to routinely send their test results to the agency for assessment.
