Sentence examples for as usual well from inspiring English sources

Obama was, as usual, well ahead of his competition.

Mrs. Clinton was, as usual, well briefed, and like a good diplomat, she set out grand principles for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee while avoiding a whole lot of specificity about how she would apply them.

(What was the question for which Obama got a yes? Perhaps it was some variation on, "Will you really let your country go into default?") Boehner described arriving this year as if a stranger to the capital, a land of "business as usual": "Well I've got news for Washington: those days are over".

One physiotherapist mentioned: "If recovery is good and it's 'business as usual', well then we won't make a note for the doctor to say 'ehh… the patient came to see us, everything is going well'".

I'm not sure... ........ Co-worker: (resigned to you just not showing up, as usual) "Well, okay.

(On the matter, New York Times' media columnist David Carr wrote the best piece, as usual, well-crafted and documented).

Bangkok this afternoon and evening looked the same as usual and business proceeded as usual as well.

The CaPE group also reported large improvements in clinical outcomes YMRS and BDI scores, compared to treatment as usual as well as EQ-5D quality of life scores.

The anti-war movement, as usual, has more well known groups trying to take the credit.

The Next Web Conference 2011 in Amsterdam is next week and as usual it's, well, a gas.

The rich people over here do not have much of a problem with extra taxes on goods but as usual the less well off will suffer.