Sentence examples for routinely claimed from inspiring English sources

As he campaigned in Yaroslavl, he said that Mr. Putin's support was not as deep as is routinely claimed.

However well-informed, that is only speculation.Twentieth-century right-wing dictators routinely claimed to be saving their countries from communist "evil".

Areas located towards the top and back of the skull, such as "Veneration" and "Cautiousness", were routinely claimed to be large in Africans.

Thomas, who was both the coach and team president for two years, routinely claimed not to know anything about any injuries to any of his players.

His most mundane utterance might be carried live on cable and the Internet from the Rose Garden, even as the major broadcast television networks often balked at giving him the time to address the nation that his predecessors routinely claimed.

Woodward's most widely read book was The Strange Career of Jim Crow (1955), in which he showed that the legal segregation of whites and blacks was not rooted in "time immemorial" as had been routinely claimed by Southerners but was actually a relatively recent phenomenon that had been erected in the South following the defeat of the Populist movement in the 1890s.

Republicans routinely claim, without evidence, that the Affordable Care Act is hurting the economy.

But the EPA routinely claims additional benefits from reducing those concentrations well below levels the current law considers safe.

The Pakistanis, to the contrary, routinely claim to supply only moral and political support to the "holy warriors".

Standard-bearers for the pressure camp routinely claim that a conciliatory approach only reinforces the status quo.

After such attacks, the Taliban, attempting to stir up anti-American sentiment in the region, routinely claims, falsely, that the victims are all innocent civilians.