Sentence examples for a much more usual from inspiring English sources

A much more usual problem calls for paleography the study of ancient or medieval handwriting.

A much more usual historic pattern is for them to be based on something real: the potential for huge profits via overseas trade, or railways, or commercial aviation, or the internet.

The Bayes quadratic model seemed to be a convincing alternative to the much more usual Bayes linear and logistic regression models.

In my family, writing is much more usual than doing something practical.

It is much more usual to find that the entry of snakes into the burrow of a prairie dog or some other warm-blooded animal is followed by the evacuation of the original occupant.

We also get a much more rounded picture than usual of Lincoln's wife, Mary Todd.

About a week after that I noticed that the coconut salesman had placed a coconut on top of his cart as a way of advertising his product, and was selling his coconut milk in a much more energetic manner than usual.

Everything in the building was still operational, but – unsurprisingly – manned in a much more chaotic way than usual.

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Its rainbow color palette, and its naked invocation of activist heroes, make the dragon a much more hippie-friendly work than usual from Ai, whose sculptures are usually politically blunt yet formally impassive.

It's a much more natural control than the usual dials and touchscreens.