Sentence examples for a more usual from inspiring English sources

A more usual rate is 50 percent.

It was a more usual condition, an unplanned pregnancy at my age.

Now experts believe it is on its way back north, restoring a "more usual summer pattern".

(A more usual figure for the feds is about 50 such convictions a year).

Asked about the jet stream heading back towards its normal position, he said: "It's looking like a more usual summer pattern with the jet stream further north.

On the islands farming is a more usual occupation than fishing; there are mixed farms, as in the southwest of Finland, but fruit is also grown.

"Among me and my friends it seemed that [a man living at home] is a bit more usual and a bit more acceptable.

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.

At the moment many tenancies last just six months, though up to a year is more usual.