Sentence examples for routinely doing from inspiring English sources

But that is what institutions are still routinely doing after being compromised by anonymous criminals operating through the Internet.

He was a crusader against oral cancer for more than 50 years, starting at a time when many dentists weren't routinely doing oral cancer exams.

Routinely doing business on behalf of guilty clients from the back seat of his Lincoln Town Car, Haller almost loses his nerve when he's asked to defend the scion of a wealthy family who might not be guilty of a murderous crime.

That the security services are routinely doing this to journalists, whose job should be to hold the powerful to account while protecting those who help them to do so, runs counter to the individual freedoms that are Magna Carta's 800-year legacy.

"Employers are routinely doing security checks and in many cases don't make any distinction between an arrest and a conviction," says Marc Mauer of the Sentencing Project, which campaigns for sentencing reform.

However, we are routinely doing proteomics analysis in our department and SnRK1 peptides are usually not detected in total protein extracts with shotgun proteomics.

Neddie routinely did better.

Private insurers routinely do not.

The S.E.C. routinely does not comment on its investigations.

Yet driving is the most dangerous thing we routinely do.

State outlets routinely do the government's bidding.