Christina Stocking routinely hears of patients using herbal supplements like ginkgo biloba or high doses of Vitamin B, neither of which has been proved effective in large controlled studies.
Deech said that older women were routinely heard on radio but there was no female equivalent of the "white-haired" 76-year-old David Dimbleby on television.
He is one of the five or so major figures of jazz whose playing you still routinely hear through the instruments of younger musicians; both in his sound and in his intellectual rigor, he was the next great saxophone icon after Charlie Parker.
Because music lovers in New York can routinely hear the historic orchestras of Europe in repertory that is their birthright, as with the Berlin Philharmonic playing Beethoven under Claudio Abbado in 2001, the Philharmonic faces pressure to offer something equally distinctive, something New Yorkish, along with its accounts of the great masterpieces.
"Schools nationwide are hostile environments for a distressing number of LGBT students, the overwhelming majority of whom routinely hear anti-LGBT language and experience victimization and discrimination at school.
Explaining such disparities of national taste — why some imported writers routinely hear brass bands and the roar of the crowd while others, with equal or superior skills, must strain to detect the sound of one cult clapping — is seldom easy.
We routinely hear about old people as recipients of care; yet they are also massive providers of it.
Language seems to support this thought: we routinely hear statements like "Hamlet is one of Shakespeare's most complex creations".
I've been in a lot of settings with the military since 2008 and I've never heard people speak the kind of venom that you routinely hear about the president in American media or on the Web.
Waxman says that, so far, their members have shared thousands of drinks and that they routinely hear stories about Grouper bringing together couples, new friends, hook-ups and everything in between.
