Sentence examples for routinely changes from inspiring English sources

If the board and the officers settle and the commissioner routinely changes the punishment, the shift to civilian review could be little more than a mock judicial proceeding.

— In golf, and almost no other sport, interactive, real-time communication between armchair television viewers and referees supervising the competition routinely changes rulings and alters the outcomes of tournaments.

There are small producers of red Burgundies whose wine get high prices, like Hubert Lignier, whose Clos de la Roche routinely changes hand at auction for $500 a bottle.

With high ranking law enforcement and government officials aware of this, money routinely changes hands and the powers that could stop human sex trafficking look the other way.

He was said to have routinely changed identities and undergone cosmetic surgery to disguise his appearance.

Archway routinely changed the numbers — on more than 120 occasions — between 2007 and 2008, according to the lawsuit.

None have seen their families for months, and they routinely change where they sleep as a safety measure.

Indeed, pollsters routinely change the order of questions posed to survey participants in an effort to negate this.

A writer of fantasy or science fiction might refer to an "alternate reality" (or parallel universe), and I would routinely change it to "alternative reality".

Their reasons included the claim that, "as the victim of this heinous crime" involving sexual abuse by her father, the victim "has routinely changed residences, and does not have a stable address".

Billions of shares worth hundreds of billions of dollars now routinely change hands every day on both the Nasdaq stock market and the New York Stock Exchange, the two primary United States markets.