You routinely see young people there who look as if they had wandered in from an East Village rock club.
Yuan, a clinical associate professor of pediatrics, said she routinely sees young patients in her clinic who fall asleep at night with cellphones in hand.
In an era when we routinely see young female actresses ambushed with the question of whether they are feminists or not, Lois Lane is more relevant than ever.
Children may be nastier as well: bullying is "epidemic" in schools, according to one recent survey, and adults routinely describe young people as "feral" and "vermin", says another.
Authorities suspect that JPMorgan routinely hired young associates who hailed from well-connected Chinese families that ultimately offered the bank business.
In interviews, more than a dozen doctors nationwide, including pediatricians and gastroenterologists, said that they routinely see young patients who have been on Miralax for months and years.
Mr. Gaston is, after all, a black minister who routinely urges young members of his congregation to join the Police Department and welcomes department recruiters into the church.
Do we say, jolly good, the more openness the better – no, we routinely advise young people to use the privacy settings and to be careful about whom they trust with personal data.
The second report, from the National Academy of Sciences, concluded that such marketing routinely reaches young consumers and is presented in a style attractive to them, and proposed measures like tax increases and a national ad campaign as remedies.
If the structures of a technology able to orchestrate behaviour – routinely trapping young people in reward loops and commercial spaces that make no effort to educate or inform – remains unchallenged, then we fail to fulfil the true potential of education.
