Sentence examples for routinely tried from inspiring English sources
Mafia cases and drug gangs all pose potential dangers, yet they are routinely tried.
High-profile criminal cases are routinely tried in the court of public opinion as much as they are settled in a court of law.
According to Mr. David's letter, Vantage routinely tried to evict tenants by sending them notices that their leases were not being renewed.
Matthew Winkler, the editor of Bloomberg News, said his news service routinely tried to get in on conference calls and often succeeded.
He said Suffolk routinely tried to test beaches that were known to yield high bacteria counts, although he acknowledged that Suffolk fell short of the state's recommendations.
"It's just complicated to work through New York City in anything you do; you have multiple agencies" involved in the regulations, he said, adding that his group had routinely tried to help others negotiate the bureaucracy.
He said Apple routinely tries to find and fire leakers.
Even in America, managed-care companies routinely try to calculate the cost-effectiveness of treatments.
Motorists routinely try to take left turns into four lanes of oncoming traffic in Beijing.
This country made a terrible mistake when it began routinely trying youthful offenders as adults.
People would routinely try to quit and then would find themselves unable to.
