Sentence examples for routinely committed from inspiring English sources

In medical school, I had routinely committed endless mnemonics, acronyms and equations to memory.

In it, he said that some crimes were more routinely committed by certain racial and ethic groups.

But neither do they benefit from the sort of gross excesses routinely committed by local police and officials around the country.

Beatings, abduction, sexual assault, and murder are routinely committed by criminal gangs; most worryingly, there is also evidence of some complicity and involvement by Mexican officials.

All indications are that Mr. Silver has not routinely committed one of the sins that the dissidents attributed to him: strong-arming people into following his orders.

In a now-classic paper, "Why I Do Not Attend Case Conferences," Dr. Meehl listed the logical sins routinely committed by psychologists when they gathered to discuss patients.

While regular tour events routinely commit more than 30 percent of revenue to prize money, players claim that despite prize money increases, the Grand Slam event percentages remain considerably lower.

He said: "It seems a far cry from something produced by an organisation that routinely commits horrific acts of seemingly mindless brutality.

THE annual All-Star Game is scheduled to take place on Tuesday at that crime scene in Queens known as Citi Field, where the New York Mets routinely commit misdemeanor assaults on the heart.

This means prosecutors are routinely committing a felony called suborning perjury, in addition to another felony called honest-services fraud.

Pop stars routinely commit sociopathic, bizarre acts with the explicit purpose of remaining relevant in a society that demands they keep the general public from getting bored.