These days, when governments decide to auction off state-owned resources, they routinely hire economists for advice on how to design the auction.

Polo is unique among team sports in that amateur players, often the team patrons, routinely hire and play alongside the sport's top professionals.

Drug makers routinely hire doctors as consultants for marketing and research.

Aspiring politicians routinely hire hiragasy troupes to attract a crowd for their political speeches while campaigning.

Brokerage firms routinely hire attorneys, so a customer who does not can be at a serious disadvantage.

Producers now routinely hire younger, sexier actors and demand a cliffhanger at the end of each program.

Abrams routinely hires several college interns each summer in its sales and editorial departments.

In championship matches, the contestants routinely hire several strong players to help them train and prepare openings.

The Investigation In potential death penalty cases, defense lawyers routinely hire "mitigation investigators" to unearth every possible reason a defendant should not be executed.

I suppose the House routinely hires Yxtrang soldiers to guard its piggy-bank.