Sentence examples for routinely listed from inspiring English sources

Prices are routinely listed in U.S. dollars in Colombia.

(Prices for Costa Rica's second home market are routinely listed in U.S. dollars).

A spokeswoman said the agency routinely listed the year in which a building was completed.

Since publication, it has sold more than 1.4m copies, been widely translated and is routinely listed as one of the books most frequently cited in the arts and humanities of the latter half of the 20th century.

Although Mr. Smith, an adviser for the Center for Black Music Research in Chicago, was routinely listed among the leading black composers of his day, he bristled at the designation.

Anxious to make their revenues look as large as possible, some technology companies had routinely listed a product's full sales price on their financial statements, even if it sold for a fraction as much after coupons and rebates were taken into account.

For instance, money management firms routinely list administrative fees, which are generally paid for by employers, as "zero".

Among a small group of brokers who routinely list properties in the seven figures, none wanted to cause any ripples by speaking out about the sale.

Google's promotion of Wikipedia content is hardly new: its search engine routinely lists Wikipedia articles as the first result for a search.

3. Discourage speculative ticket sales by actively identifying ticket resellers that routinely list tickets for sale that they do not have the right to sell and taking action against those resellers.

A dearth of new vinyl presses means prices and timelines for printing new vinyl are only going up (new LPs routinely list for more than $20).