Habitually

Change your drink: Drinking is another big factor in smoking for many people, even those who don’t habitually smoke can be tempted by one or two when they’re drinking socially, but by changing your choice of drink you can reduce the temptation.

From my limited vantage point in Minneapolis' far northwest corner, the southwest light-rail line has been contentious in part because the Met Council seems to have been habitually tone-deaf regarding local concerns and cost overruns.

Many theists too, for their part, habitually repeat it without any appreciation of its true meaning.

On Wednesday, Budgett told the justices that he habitually carried the knife on his Kirtlington farm for use in agricultural work.

Parsons frowned on the way persons come into the BVI and habitually rename the territory’s cultural festivities.

The court heard they moved to the country where they adopted both their children in order to become habitually resident there.

A Democrat had wrenched the seat from Republicans in 2018, a shock given Greenwich had habitually voted to be represented by Republicans in the Connecticut Senate.

Hardly surprising that he should complain about UK Labour doing what he has been doing habitually since 2016.

Israel habitually mires itself in conflicts where accusations of disproportionate force cloud international opinion, none more intensely than its current war in Gaza, which has killed more than 40,000 Palestinians (an third of them armed militants).

Meanwhile, AAP senior leader Atishi criticised the BJP’s move saying, “The BJP habitually makes a fool of Delhiites.

The GOP I loved would have never chosen as its nominee the adulterous, childish, habitually lying and criminally convicted Donald Trump.

These thoughts may reoccur over time, and we might reject them habitually.

Users who habitually post comments or content that must be removed can be blocked from the comment section.

Why does the media habitually platform this fringe?

Even though the kids had enough spare time to be habitually bored, they were no longer cleaning the house or doing their daily learning tasks.

In talking about books, we habitually use the present tense to describe the story’s action.

Is a coworker who habitually calls you “gimpy” a petty irritation, or a threat to your ability to work effectively in your job?

Life is messy and legitimate sob stories do exist, but some shoppers are HABITUALLY tardy.

NATO, of course, still provides a common European defense, but only by habitually relying inordinately on U.S. military contributions.

These companies have habitually made avoidable and obtuse errors in a number of areas, such as personal privacy.