Sentence examples for routinely managed from inspiring English sources

All children and adolescents (up to age 17.99 years) are approached, with no minimum age for recruitment recognising that, realistically, very few (if any) children are referred and routinely managed through specialist weight management services before the age of 2 years.

And when the Knicks did trap the ball out of his hands, he routinely managed to find his outlet, who could then swing the ball to another scorer.

The destinations of many other trips were defined by the locations of the viewing spots of solar eclipses which she and Hank had routinely managed to attend, the most recent being Joan's trip to Easter Island in July 2010.

Patients were routinely managed in an intensive care unit (ICU) postoperatively.

In addition, the digital design and fabrication of a single-arch denture cannot be routinely managed.

Depression and anxiety are routinely managed by physicians in Family Medicine (FM) or General Internal Medicine GIMM).

The Booker Prize is the only august literary institution that routinely manages to shock; year after year, its shortlist refuses to conform to popular notions of "good" books.

It also directly affects GPs who face the challenge of routinely managing patients with complex, chronic conditions caused by factors beyond their clinical influence.

On "Curb Your Enthusiasm," David's character is a semi-retired sitcom mogul who ambles through his inordinately comfortable life, routinely managing to annoy or infuriate everyone around him.

Finally, Mr. Bal writes, "a defeat for Modi's formidable PR team, which routinely manages to whitewash his responsibility for fueling sectarian strife and oversells his economic accomplishments, especially to Western journalists".

Despite having one of the largest and best corporate laboratories in the world, and the luxury of not one but three chief technology officers, the company routinely manages to frustrate the efforts of its visionary thinkers.