Sentence examples for attend usually from inspiring English sources

It may be a coincidence that the judges who attend usually come down on the same side of important policy questions as those who financed the meetings.

I travel only for research opportunities that really matter to me and turn down invitations to attend (usually teaching-related) workshops that I am less interested in.

They said the families of those killed would be invited to attend, usually alongside a member of the Royal Family and senior members of the government and armed services.

The dialogue's organizers do not reveal the names of the Saudis, Iranians and others who attend (usually European experts on the region).

Government opponents have organized a demonstration for Tuesday in Cairo and while such protests are generally not well attended, usually under pressure from security services, more than 75,000 individuals noted on a Facebook page that they planned to participate.

A resident on academic probation is assigned an attending, usually his/her mentor except one of them ask the committee for another attending, to work with the resident to improve his/her performance.

The service then sends them out to meet with the other members attending, usually at a local bar.

Yeats held a Monday evening salon; those who attended usually also visited Olivia's.

As ND students, we spend all our clinical time in a family practice (outpatient) setting, under the supervision of an attending (usually ND) physician.

Suppose, furthermore, that the treatment adopted is treatment that is known to be attended usually with a fair amount of success.

(GP #7) The GPs that attended usually found meetings with collaborators useful, despite the fact that most of these meetings dealt with issues far from the GPs' areas of expertise.