Sentence examples for A more usual from inspiring English sources
A more usual rate is 50 percent.
(A more usual figure for the feds is about 50 such convictions a year).
A more usual way of expressing the nuclear factor of the beta rate is the log ft value, in which f refers to the function f(Z,Qβ).
A more usual Shields fridge-magnet might read: "The truth is, though it is very seldom admitted to, there is very little anyone can do for anyone else".
A more usual suspect: Johnny Depp's behind in "Private Resort".
A more usual daily maximum in summer would be 18 20 C. Snow is rare except on the peaks even in the coldest part of winter, though frost is quite common during the months of June to September.
"Among me and my friends it seemed that [a man living at home] is a bit more usual and a bit more acceptable.
Of course, hiring a laundry service is a bit more usual in Manhattan than elsewhere.
The usual exposure model extrapolates exposure from a short-term survey (e.g., 1 or 2 days) to a longer, more usual expectation of exposure.
In a manner more usual in theatre than cinema, the director prefers to work with a rotating repertory company of core actors.
A much more usual problem calls for paleography the study of ancient or medieval handwriting.
