This is not typical of a naturalistic setting where children routinely hear both questions and declaratives in discourse.
Despite the risk for complicated grief and for bereaved children developing major psychiatric disorders, referrals for mental health services were not routinely offered.
It points out that nurses are not trained routinely in differential diagnosis or assessment of severity of illness, among other concerns.
Women were routinely paid less than men and were sometimes prevented from using new machinery.
Routinely, a line of questioning begins with a question that merely establishes some fact.
Routinely-collected statistics show considerable variation between authorities in the proportions of people placed in each type of care.
Such incursions are routinely fitted to the utterance in a way that displays orientation to the developing syntax.
Thanks to real-time transformations, stereo displays and raytracing techniques, three-dimensional impressions close to those of real, physically built models can be produced routinely nowadays.
