Sentence examples for routinely more from inspiring English sources

Fact is routinely more fantastic than fiction.

The two planes were under the command of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, whose activities are routinely more aggressive than those of the conventional Iranian Air Force.

She will also work as much overtime as she can get, routinely more than Chinese law allows, because toy-production cycles are seasonal and tend to end in massive layoffs.

Voter turnout is routinely more than eighty per cent, and the country ranks high in the Freedom House index, which measures a country's pluralism and respect for human rights.

In New York, where buildings are routinely more than 20 storeys high, there is often no 13th floor, as if there were air there holding up Floor No 14; the elevator buttons are labelled 12 and then 14, as if people won't notice or figure out which floor they're actually living on.

"People are routinely more willing to be critical of others' ethics than of their own," said Francesca Gino, an associate professor at Harvard Business School, and two other authors in the journal article "See No Evil: When We Overlook Other People's Unethical Behavior".

The CBI routinely demands more and more public dosh is thrown at roads and airport expansion.

Since 1970, such waivers have been routinely granted more than 50 times involving tailpipe pollutants that foul the air in some states more than in others.

The Haskell routinely draws more than 40,000 people.

China routinely executes more people than all other countries combined.

Indeed, many Italian clubs routinely spend more than they earn.