Sentence examples for routinely fall from inspiring English sources

After a takeover bid is made, the shares of the acquiring company routinely fall while the shares of the target company rise.

But the very existence of the rules suggests that Americans routinely fall into the agency's global net, even if they are not the intended target of the eavesdropping.

Many of them commute for hours daily in trains so packed that people routinely fall out — collateral damage of the speculative euphoria.

The new approach starts from the belief that investors routinely fall prey to fear, envy, overconfidence, faddism, and other recognizably human frailties.

Almost the only unpopular thing Aung San Suu Kyi, the opposition leader, has ever done is to declare support for the continuation of a Chinese copper project.Similarly, large-scale Chinese construction projects routinely fall under the suspicion that they are part of a grand strategy.

The play contains what is clearly supposed to be a knockout final line, in the manner of Mamet's Speed-the-Plow, but the inevitable New York standing ovation on this occasion seemed especially robotic: playgoers rising to their feet out of a sense of duty or, perhaps, to justify Broadway ticket prices that now routinely fall north of the $100 mark.

She says she was so tired during her second pregnancy that she routinely fell asleep during editing.

I recall one that was typewritten, but remarkably clumsily; words routinely fell off the edge of the odd-sized paper, and phrases were squeezed between lines.

Unable to win on first down, the Giants routinely fell into third-and-long, which is the last situation that an offense with major pass-blocking issues wants when playing a fast and creative dime-blitzing defense like Kansas City's.

With one or even two month's worth of rain routinely falling in one go since the beginning of last month, there has been widespread damage to property in regions, particularly the South-west and the North-east.

That might not sound like a bad thing — we're always hearing that Americans are too litigious — but, in an era when regulators are routinely falling down on the job, lawsuits play a crucial role in deterring corporate misbehavior.