Sentence examples for routinely collecting from inspiring English sources

Flight attendants on long Asian routes are routinely "collecting used food and beverage items" and tissues and other material from potentially infected passengers, Ms. Friend said.

The entire district lies in the floodplain of the Mississippi, and before the levee was constructed it was flooded routinely, collecting a fresh layer of silt each time.

Some Trusts refused to give us data citing the cost of obtaining it - although if surgeons were routinely collecting it, it should be readily available.

She added that with the state now routinely collecting and cataloging DNA evidence, she would support a statewide standard "but not a mandate" for police departments to preserve evidence indefinitely.

The disc, Mr. Schrems said, showed that Facebook was routinely collecting data that he had never consented to give, like his physical location, which he assumes was determined from his computer's unique address identifiers, which can be traced geographically.

In May of this year, a three-judge panel at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in Manhattan, ruled that the N.S.A., in routinely collecting the phone records of millions of Americans — an intelligence program that Snowden exposed in 2013 — broke the law of the land.

Routinely collected data must not become routinely shared data.

There is a lack of routinely collected national abortion statistics.

The association routinely collects data on these debts.

But DNA and fingerprint information, for instance, are not routinely collected from the general public.

In science, politics, medicine and many other spheres, data is routinely collected to fine-tune performance.