Sentence examples for that is habitually from inspiring English sources

The level of drunkenness that is habitually tolerated in a provincial town on a Friday night is met with incredulity abroad.

So the key plank of today's announcements is improved forecasts from a body that is habitually, reliably wrong on its debt and deficit forecasts.

Certainly the Football Association wants no truck with songs that reference 35 years of sectarian fighting, and phonecalls were made during the match to ask the England band to stop playing the tune in its repertoire that is habitually co-opted as an anti-IRA anthem.

Another group of things that is habitually referred to as 'models', in particular in economics, is equations (which are then also termed 'mathematical models').

It may be important to help depressed people disengage from the analytical mode of processing that is habitually activated in times of distress.

This distinction is logically unassailable and, once realized, should remove most of the confusion that is habitually associated with the concept of "rampant" HGT at the early stages of evolution.

And how many endowment directors have the pleasure of fielding angry calls from leading politicians, or being told off at dinner parties by the likes of Mortimer B. Zuckerman, the publisher of The Daily News and a habitual subject of Observer articles that are habitually unflattering.

Senator Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon, has been pushing for disclosure of flights that are habitually late and that are overbooked.

Experts point out that a hair follicle that's habitually traumatized by tweezing, threading or waxing can die.

"We were going to take over a company that was habitually in the red, and make them a considerable payment, and they just decided to ignore that," Mr. Scher said.

To optimize strength without unduly increasing weight, bones accommodate the loads that are habitually imposed upon them by undergoing alterations in mass, external geometry, and internal micro-architecture.