Sentence examples for routinely outside from inspiring English sources

Employees use mobile devices that are routinely outside the corporate firewalls.

However, glucose excursions more extreme than those induced in studies occur routinely outside of the laboratory in children with type 1 diabetes.

Before his disappearance children routinely played outside and walked to school alone.

In other words, they routinely tromped outside, often enduring frigid winds or searing heat, to paint near their subjects.

Companies routinely hire outside lawyers to review their tax claims and judge the likelihood of withstanding a challenge.

Rather like the children's category award, until that was won by Philip Pullman last year, the poetry category remains a kind of poor cousin in the Whitbread Awards, routinely given outside odds for the overall prize in any year not involving a Heaney or a Hughes, as if no one expects a slim volume of verse to compete with the weight of novel or biography, the usual winners.

"We have hardened the OS, added two factor authentication with multiple approval layers, encrypted stored credentials and routinely use outside firms to conduct pentesting," says Friedrichs.

Symbols are routinely painted outside walls of the new houses and carved wooden phalluses are hung (sometimes crossed by a design of sword or dagger) outside, on the eves of the new homes, at the four corners.

Renal biopsy is not routinely available outside of a few specialist centres in South Africa and thus the causes of renal disease in this study cannot be stated with confidence.

Another potential explanation is that long-term exposure to outdoor air pollution – such as may be experienced by children who routinely exercise outside during polluted summers – may trigger intermittent endogenous airway acidification events indicative of pollution-related lung inflammation.

The benefits office near the station with groups of unemployed people routinely lining up outside has been razed to make way for a new office building.