Sentence examples for routinely move from inspiring English sources

Adults in their 30's routinely move back in with their parents.

Senior officials in other government branches routinely move on to the private sector, parlaying their public-service experience into million-dollar salaries.

The court, the European Court of Justice, also invalidated the so-called safe harbor agreement that permitted technology giants and 4,000 other companies to routinely move data across the Atlantic.

Elliot G. Sander, the chief executive of the transportation authority, who appeared at a Midtown press conference with the governor, said the torrential rainfall had overwhelmed pumps that routinely move water out of the subway system and had also backed up city sewers, meaning that water pumped out of the subway had nowhere to go.

Even with significantly more momentum, the betting market did not routinely move towards the candidate.

On the other hand, Marsh et al. (1999) [ 43] showed that these frogs did routinely move among ponds of distances of 200 m.

Company bosses are routinely moved to rival companies without any explanation.

Meanwhile, the logistics of keeping and transporting zebras are very similar to those of horses, which are routinely moved around, she said.

As the market has grown increasingly volatile and stock indexes routinely moved 5percentt up or down on any given day, macro managers' positions became increasingly perilous.

His position on wage-suppressing right-to-work laws is "100%", and he has routinely moved union jobs to right-to-work states.

As dean of the Senate, with 30 years in the Legislature, he routinely moves for adjournment at the lieutenant governor's behest, and he did so today.