Sentence examples for altogether usually from inspiring English sources

They point out that the designation does not prohibit development altogether, usually requiring in practice only that it be less dense, and that the designation applies to private landowners only when projects are subject to federal permits.

Gibson's pitch flashed through the strike zone with a unique, upward-moving, right-to-left sail that snatched it away from a right-handed batter or caused it to jump up and in at a left-handed swinger — a natural break of six to eight inches — and hitters who didn't miss the ball altogether usually fouled it off or nudged it harmlessly into the air.

Altogether, it usually takes me more than a day.

Long-term investments are different altogether, and are usually stuffed away in conservative bank or post-office accounts.Other foreign brokers, who took a different approach to Japan's retail market, fared less badly.

Marvel movies — or, rather, superhero-centric releases altogether — aren't usually associated with the Academy Awards.

Once they've defined the behaviors for each value, we have them review all the behaviors (of which there are usually 10-15 andogether) and select the three or four they believe are currently the farthest from being standard, accepted behaviors — and which, if they became standard, would have the biggest positive impact on the culture.

Centers usually close altogether for six weeks during the summer and Christmas holidays.

Although he could have remained on the board until 2020, Fed chairs and vice chairs usually leave altogether once their leadership term ends.

In addition, few systems can be applied to all levels of the spine, and the first two cervical vertebrae are usually treated as altogether separate from the remainder of the spine.

Often, it's somewhere in between, and Benjamin's own stories usually avoid moralizing altogether.

And even if the wind dies altogether, a local sea breeze usually blows if there is warm sunshine.