Sentence examples for routinely thought from inspiring English sources

Dictionaries are routinely thought to be about the meaning of words.

Routinely thought of as robots that turn wars into sanitized video games, the drones have powerful cameras that bring war straight into a pilot's face.

But three decades of cheapening money have debauched the lira so much that households routinely think in billions, and banks in trillions or even quadrillions.

For example, how to build a ladder of training rather than just prepare people for the next job: armies routinely think in terms of "two rungs up".

Just 2percentt of the insurers' offers are accepted immediately because doctors routinely think they can get a better result without giving anything away in return.

Drilling companies and suppliers are now starting to move their rigs and personnel to other countries where similar disasters happen routinely (think Nigeria and other west-African producers) and where there's no empowered public to protest the environmental destruction of their coastline.

I'd give an honourable mention to How to Confuse a Cat. As a cat owner, I routinely think about this sketch and the serious question it poses: Could you confuse a cat?

In public-health training, we remind one another routinely: think globally, act locally.

Not the one we routinely think about, the story of Bethlehem over 2,000 years ago when it is said that field hands and kings, mortals and angels, cows, sheep and one donkey oversaw the birth of a child.

These data clearly show then that most people do not have recall memory about, much less routinely think about, the TSS when asked about incidents of medical research abuses.

This was the old days, so there was no real science to it, but everybody ate formaldehyde routinely, and nobody thought much about it.