Sentence examples for usually routine from inspiring English sources

Once conferees reach agreement, approval of such bills is usually routine.

The first change, on October 6th, involved conveyancing (the usually routine business of property transactions).

There, aeroplanes might send occasional bursts of data to satellites (usually routine updates about the status of their engines).

This process is usually routine and does not add to the $17tn US debt pile, but simply refinances a portion of it.

At the commission's regular meeting Tuesday morning, commissioners even fought one another on usually routine matters like the approval of the minutes of their last meetings.

His decision means that three of the four counties surrounding the plant will refuse to send the state their usually routine annual certification of disaster plans.

Trump's distaste for multilateralism also stalled a usually-routine Apec joint statement, which was released on Saturday three days later than planned because the US wanted to change the language.

Entry-level jobs usually involve routine work, often as a member of a supervised team.

Filling out questionnaires from advocacy groups is usually a routine process in election years.

Usually a routine step, the move this time is another tactic to pressure senators to act.

Mr. Lubbers's appointment goes to the General Assembly for approval, usually a routine step.