Sentence examples for at customarily from inspiring English sources

Our hypothesis was that CAC and CIMT levels would show a wide range in risks in individuals with MetS and diabetes, as in those without these conditions, and that many people with diabetes would not be at customarily assumed CHD risk equivalents.

At a consecration, holy oils are normally used; at blessings, customarily holy water.

The best director prize was shared by Marianne Elliott and Tom Morris, who at the customarily tear-sodden theatrical get-together, said: "We quite like it when people cry".

Our findings suggest that etanercept administration at doses customarily used for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis is well tolerated in pediatric patients with new-onset type 1 diabetes.

It coincides with the last year of a presidential term, when bureaucrats are customarily at their most cautious.

In a situation like this, if you're not merely a reporter, but, by God, a reporter's reporter, you have to be ready for anything, even if "ready for anything potentially means having to ask fearless, gooseflesh-inducing questions at an hour when maybe not you personally but certain reporters a lot like you are customarily at home in their jammies, drinking cocoa.

In a situation like this, if you're not merely a reporter, but, by God, a reporter's reporter, you have to be ready for anything, even if "ready for anything potentially means having to ask fearless, gooseflesh-inducing questions at an hour when maybe not you personally but certain reporters a lot like you are customarily at home in their jammies, drinking cocoa..

Mr. Radoff, a graying former social studies teacher at Bronx Science, customarily carries a tartan-plaid bag of pruning tools, and tends to speak as if he had marbles in his mouth, like William F. Buckley, although unlike Mr. Buckley, he went to City College, Class of '63, not Yale.

The theoretical reasons for new axioms that the non-pluralist gives are quite different that the theoretical reasons that are customarily at play in mathematics, in part because, having stepped into the realm of independence, a more subtle form of justification is required, one that relies more heavily on sophisticated mathematical machinery.

Additional inspections requested by the buyer are customarily at their expense.

Cameras are customarily installed at entrances, too.