Sentence examples for routinely noted from inspiring English sources

Throughout Linda's stay at New Hampshire Hospital, her doctors routinely noted that she lacked "insight," a term that has a troubled legacy in psychiatry.

"I.A.I.U. was routinely noted to conduct overly legalistic and narrow investigations, frequently failing to collect, integrate and critically analyze the available information with anything approaching reasonable professional judgment," wrote the researchers, who were led by Diane DePanfilis.

Travellers routinely noted how the presence of brandy encouraged the cultivation of airborne fungi which left Cognac's buildings weirdly blackened, although the combined forces of French tourism and the international luxury goods businesses have cleaned it up somewhat.

For in discussions of God's simplicity, it is routinely noted that God is not intrinsically composite and that He cannot be combined with anything else and that nothing can be combined with Him.

The Wall Street Journal is routinely noted for dismissing climate change as an "apocalyptic scare".

Routinely noted for his manic behavior on screen and during public appearances, many have speculated that perhaps Robin Williams suffered from bipolar disorder, though the actor never mentioned this diagnosis when speaking about his personal challenges.

But routinely noting all possible dangers is impossible.

"We don't routinely note that President Bush is a Republican, since we assume virtually every reader knows that already.

He routinely notes that Egypt did not like Saddam and does not mourn him, but at least he held the country together and countered Iran.

Older men of the neighborhood routinely note that they can tell that I'm not from Harlem just by the way I dress and walk.

Although all reports routinely note that "Hispanics can be of any race," they almost always go on to neglect this critical fact, treating Hispanics as if they were, in fact, a sociological race comparable to "whites" and "blacks".