Sentence examples for routinely state from inspiring English sources

Public reports routinely state great amounts of crime are being committed by illegal immigrants.

That is why, they say, auditors' opinions routinely state only that a client's finances are "fairly represented" in a financial statement.

Dress codes still routinely state that tops should have backs and fronts, completely covering undergarments, waists, and shoulders.

Despite the evidence cited in support of aerosol transmission, many guidelines or review articles nevertheless routinely state that "large droplets transmission is thought to be the main mode of influenza transmission" (or similar statements) without providing supporting evidence from either previously published studies or empirical findings.

But the MSG Network's Walt Frazier routinely states the obvious, overstates the routine, misuses words and exaggerates the action occurring before him.

Fiat's chief executive, Sergio Marchionne, has also routinely stated his desire to introduce a budget brand to fit below Fiat's already economical range of vehicles.

A century ago, presidential candidates routinely stated their opinions frankly and, often, eloquently, thereby gaining adoration, hostility and fame for themselves.

Ashbourne's contracts had minimum membership periods of between one and three years and Ashbourne routinely stated that consumers could not terminate their membership.

Musburger called his two bowls with characteristic brio as well as a strange propensity for not routinely stating where the ball was spotted or giving the yardage gained on a play.

But although Duterte routinely states his dislike of the United States' presence in the Philippines, it's not yet clear that his bluster will lead to any drastic changes in the alliance.

Whether a study was prospective or retrospective was not routinely stated in the titles or abstracts, occurring in only 61.1% of MEDLINE and 63.3% of EMBASE records.