Sentence examples for routinely declared from inspiring English sources

Mother's Beach in Marina del Rey, for example, is routinely declared unfit for swimming.

Today he is routinely declared a genius, and in his fearlessness, radicalism and brilliance, he clearly he fits the bill.

Both Archbishop Egan and his predecessor, Cardinal John O'Connor, routinely declared their opposition to abortion, euthanasia and racial discrimination, as well as their support for school vouchers.

Mr. Polunin, then just 22, was routinely declared to be the biggest talent the company had seen in a long while, lauded for the beauty and purity of his technique, the passion and ardor of his dancing.

He repeatedly asked for budget rescissions to cancel spending already enacted into law, and he offered budgets to reduce spending that were routinely declared "dead on arrival" by Congressional leaders.

Food is routinely declared Chinese simply because it is marinated in soy sauce; cookbooks tout misguided concepts like the "flavor principle," encouraging home chefs to "re-create" Chinese dishes simply by studding them with bottled and packaged products.

Ignorant internet commentators routinely declare that all comedy clubs are like the rigorously politically correct meetings of a Marxist cell.

The Orthodox, who routinely declare the Conservative, Reform and Liberal movements "outside of Torah and outside of Judaism", in effect brands 40 percent of Britain's Jewish community as not proper Jews.

CW London Banks routinely declare accounts dormant if they've been inactive for around a year in the case of current accounts or two to three years in the case of savings.

I routinely declare email bankruptcy and simply delete my entire inbox.

While at the helm, he became known for his vigorous and enthusiastic presentations in which he would routinely declare his love for Microsoft and its products.