Sentence examples for routinely single from inspiring English sources
Although disputes among many of the world's trading partners still abound, Europe and America no longer routinely single out Japanese trading practices for criticism.
Finally, he said that even though tax authorities no longer routinely single out buyers of foreign cars for unwelcome attention, Koreans are still intensely nationalistic and think poorly of foreign cars.
LC-HRMS has therefore potential to routinely single out yet unknown signal series of, e.g., emerging contaminants, yet unidentified transformation products or differently ionized species of the same HS which otherwise evade targeted approaches.
Routinely, single dose prophylactic antibiotic therapy is given for all cesarean deliveries.
But men, too, are subject to cyberhate – vulnerable male groups are routinely singled out.
Security is routinely singled out as the most important priority in southern Sudan right now.
Routinely singling out students by name, he alternates between hollering and heh-heh-heh, eyes bulging in anger one minute, teeth bared in a smile the next.
The suit contends that blacks are routinely singled out by police officers for minor offenses far more than whites are and that officers "tend to use excessive and deadly force against African-Americans more readily than against whites".
The suit says that blacks are routinely singled out by the police for minor offenses far more than whites are and that police officers "tend to use excessive and deadly force against African-Americans more readily than against whites".
Lawyers for the plaintiffs say that the case represents just one of countless complaints they hear from Muslims in Southern California, who say they are routinely singled out for questioning.
That's why the word causes such handwringing for those who are unable to distinguish between what might be individually empowering for them, and what might be empowering (or not) for women everywhere, as a gender and a social category – even a class – who are routinely singled out and discriminated against.
