Sentence examples for routinely choosing from inspiring English sources
This may sound a bit steep, but given how much hassle is involved with routinely choosing, then shipping photos, it may be well worth it.
We did not find any evidence to suggest that patients who present as emergencies are routinely choosing to attend an ED rather than first seeking help from a GP, nor did we find evidence that GPs were routinely referring patients to the ED rather than using the 2WW pathway.
I routinely choose it over serums that cost five times as much.
We must not let care be so bad that people routinely choose death.
While growing up, I would routinely choose to play Pokémon over doing the dishes.
Such prosecutions only move the nation backward to the day when Russia's powerful routinely chose who paid a price for breaking the law.
Amazon has had plenty of opportunities to raise its margins in the past, but has instead routinely chosen to reward customers with subsidized shipping and higher discounts.
Yes, I have been banging on about this for the best part of a year, but truly it's the first mid-price serum I have ever routinely chosen over a luxury brand.
Groups fighting for lower drug prices reply that the big companies routinely choose not to conduct research on tropical diseases, focusing instead on problems like obesity and impotence for which there is a more lucrative market.
Yet it routinely chooses not to, instead taking people into custody and "putting them through the system," with the result that they spend up to 24 hours, and sometimes more, in police detention.
"Strunk & White", a title routinely chosen as one of the most influential books ever written in English, was ready to take its place in the front line of the ongoing battle to save the language from corruption, marching to war against the horrors of jargon, prolixity and grammatical solecism beneath a banner inscribed with one simple slogan: "Omit needless words".
