Sentence examples for because they usually do from inspiring English sources

These lesions are not infectious, and the term benign is used because they usually do not endanger the patient's life.

"I've never talked to Bale because they usually do not talk to players from another team and now we would just talk to him.

Brett Yormark, the president and chief executive of Nets Sports and Entertainment, said before the game that he was confident more fans would come to the Izod Center after the holidays, because they usually do.

Animals like skunks and raccoons are nocturnal; because they usually don't show themselves during the day, visitors rarely see them.

Most RFID applications deployed today use passive tags because they usually do not require internal batteries and have longer life expectancy.

But non-profits have struggled to engage Millennials because they usually do not serve on boards, write big checks, or meet with middle aged members of the local Rotary, Kiwanis or Lions clubs.

According to Jerry Rosenberg's book "Inside the Wall Street Journal: The Power and the History of Dow Jones & Company and America's Most Influential Newspaper," reporters complained that Bartley no longer ran their pieces because they usually did not conform to his conservative beliefs.

But according to America's Research Service, most Americans were not in the malls primarily to support their country; they were there because it was what they usually do.

The Patriots deferred the opening kickoff the way they usually do because they crave the opportunity to double up an opponent: to score on the final drive of the first half, then again on the first drive of the second.

He expects to play games in October and expects the Yankees to win in October because he always does and they usually do.

It covers everything from how a fight originates (both players must agree, and they usually do because of a fraternal bond of responsibility) to how it ends (with a modest glide to the penalty box).