Sentence examples for routinely exceptional from inspiring English sources

'His devotion to his clients is routinely exceptional' was one of the comments made by a fellow lawyer who nominated David Jockelson, a solicitor at Miles & Partners.

Today's exceptional junior officers routinely confront significant uncertainty in a multidimensional battlefield, which may include fighting against a resolute enemy, providing humanitarian assistance alongside NGOs, or partnering with local governors to establish the rule of law — and these all can happen on the same day.

Valve was the first major game developer to embrace and actively encourage this creative aspect of game communities, routinely hiring fans that were exceptional level designers to work on official Valve projects.

Service is exceptional and the shop routinely carries signed new titles.

Labour said the home secretary's confirmation in the Commons debate that a leaked UKBA operational instruction to border staff was government policy demonstrated that checks were routinely abandoned this summer and not only in exceptional circumstances.

Bankers routinely defended their excessive pay saying it simply amounted to exceptional rewards for exceptional performance.

In fact, HO prophylaxis is not routinely employed after arthroscopy, as HO represents an exceptional complication for this kind of surgery.

A further 91 had to apply for funds for treatment recommended by a doctor using "exceptional case procedures" as it was not routinely available.

He said it was only supposed to be used in exceptional circumstances but was now being used "absolutely routinely in certain police forces, as a method of doing stop and search without having to have suspicion regarding the individuals concerned".

The whoppers President Trump routinely tells — 11 per day, by one count — are not exceptional.

While the earlier ordinations of women in other churches were considered "exceptional", this was meant to show that God does indeed routinely call women to be priests.