Sentence examples for routinely purchased from inspiring English sources

Longitudinal design was conducted using eight brands of a routinely purchased product over 365 days.

These names — with the highest ranks traditionally given to those who have led honorable lives — are routinely purchased now, regardless of a dead person's conduct in life.

But this ignores the fact that before ISTCs, the NHS routinely purchased knee, hip and cataract surgery on a last-minute basis for up to twice the NHS tariff rate.

For example, in what was apparently intended as a demonstration that he was cleaning up the judiciary, where acquittals are routinely purchased by those who can afford to, Mr. Hun Sen this month simply ordered the re-arrest of several dozen recently released defendants.

Transport services are routinely purchased as door-to-door transport from a forwarder.

The Who's Who volumes are routinely purchased by libraries as a standard biographical reference.

Seeking them out and bringing them back to the lab for study -- bioprospecting, as these hunting expeditions have come to be known -- has become a big business unto itself, incorporating the quest not only for flora, fauna and fungi, but even for exotic human genes to which biotech companies now routinely purchase the rights in hopes they will yield some insight, and some profit.

It also means that the United States would be somewhat more likely to place levies on Chinese products that American households routinely purchase, like furniture, clothing or shoes — an outcome the Trump administration said it sought to avoid with its initial round of tariffs.

Property values in north Bogota now rival Manhattan or Tokyo, as narcos burdened with excess dollars routinely purchase entire neighborhoods.

Although differences were observed between regions in how foods were obtained, almost all households in the nationwide sample (96.4%) reported routinely purchasing at least one food item (Table  7).

This market is no kinder to Thatcher's right-to-buy owners than it is to rental tenants: leaseholders whose properties are compulsorily purchased are routinely offered far less for their properties than London's soaring market values.