Sentence examples for routinely expressed from inspiring English sources

"Concern" about inequality is routinely expressed by humanitarians and philanthropists.

The industry played a hands-off role, although Dr. Brass said Mr. Abraham routinely expressed interest in the safety of PPA.

Judge Rakoff has routinely expressed a preference for charging individuals, and he said on Monday that was also the S.E.C.'s publicly stated preference.

While Mr. Obama has not stated his specific policy plans on missile defense, he has routinely expressed great skepticism over financing the system until its abilities have been proved.

Rights recognition has become the main target of politics, with group claims and ideological positions, sectional interests and global campaigns routinely expressed in the language of rights for individuals.

The Obama administration says the signing statements the president has signed so far, challenging portions of five bills, have been based on mainstream interpretations of the Constitution and echo reservations routinely expressed by presidents of both parties.

This is unsurprising: old folks routinely express frustration with kids these days.

Employees at both the government-owned companies and at ministries routinely express confidence that everybody will keep their jobs and their salaries.

Patients and their families routinely express their gratitude for the attention given to the physical and emotional comforts of their loved ones, Dr. Meier said.

They routinely express an aversion to controversy or even thematic complexity that assumes a level of intelligence and curiosity among players somewhere south of seventh grade.

For instance, people routinely express a strong liking for a brand that they are unable to tell apart from rivals in blind tests.