Sentence examples for as customary with from inspiring English sources

As customary with most recent settlements, J.P. Morgan neither admitted nor denied the allegations, but consented to the entry of findings.

Univariate statistics were computed as customary.

Net earnings for AstraZeneca, which reported full-year earnings rather than fourth-quarter results as is customary with European companies, were essentially flat with 2002 at $2.3 billion, or $1.33 a share.

Her own favorite among them -- developed, as is customary with her productions, in close collaboration with her design team -- is a room covered with the name Odette, written hundreds, perhaps thousands of times on the walls and mirroring the erotic obsession of Swann, the man who occupies that room.

"I was not consulted on this package, either as a director or as a shareholder, as is customary with major shareholders," said Haji-Ioannou.

I hid this from Dr. Rudram Amma Sreelatha, one of two staff doctors, who had a hibiscus on her desk, as she began, as is customary, with a lengthy consultation to determine the elements, or doshas, of my native constitution — a process she refers to as "diagramming the person".

As always, and as is customary with most intelligence services, nobody has taken responsibility.

Furthermore, in this report, we use the term overweight as a noun, as is customary with obese.

And as has become customary with new Dylan releases, the singer carefully selected only a couple of outlets to talk about the project.

The final assault was preceded, as is customary with Isis attacks, by multiple suicide bombing attacks.

As is customary with Stone, there is some controversy about his precise role.