Sentence examples for routinely making from inspiring English sources

Labour is now routinely making more than 75,000 contacts per day.Why the advantage?

Investment banks should be conducting risk analyses and routinely making CO2 data and its implications clear in IPO prospectuses.

Both the US and UK governments refuse to pay ransoms, but other European countries have a more ambiguous approach, routinely making payments while publicly denying it.

While racing's investigative efforts are now largely focused on the Breeders' Cup Pick Six, a handful of Monmouth customers were more concerned with the possibility that some bettors were somehow routinely making win bets after a race had begun.

From the Rust Belt through the Sun Belt, once nearly invisible predatory creatures with sharp fangs and long claws are routinely making their way into places where development is growing and people are living.

Routinely making public the identities of those who claim to be foreigners would help to police false claims – and Ashcroft for one, who set up his own Crimestoppers charity, would surely be the first to vote in favour of that.

The tool reflects a casuistic, or case-based, approach to decision making, which parallels the way medical decisions are routinely made.

Are routinely made permanent education activities, supervision and update the rules and routines related to monitoring and control measures.

Players are routinely made available for autographs.

Their American counterparts routinely make several times that much.

Actors, politicians and rock stars routinely make ill-considered comments.