Sentence examples for changes to the usual from inspiring English sources

But he said that managers made these changes to the usual policy without his knowledge or consent, and he said that it wouldn't happen again.

The process of tracking enabled clinicians perceiving trends and any changes to the usual state.

However, the blocks were run in consecutive years, and no changes to the usual teaching occurred.

In Iran usually physicians or relatives do not disclose cancer diagnosis to patients, although at present there are some changes to the usual practice.

Any last minute changes to the usual routine (such as appointments, arrival or departure of guests, and so forth) should be brought up in a frank manner.

The email from the head of ceremonials at the DCMS said: "At this year's national act of remembrance at the Cenotaph there will be a change to the usual wreath-laying pattern.

The barley makes a change to the usual rice or vermicelli in this classic Asian dessert, its nutty flavour and chewy texture providing a good foil for the richness of the spiced, creamy base.

Under proposals Bryant is due to outline on Tuesday, the Labour party backs a change to the usual 10-year period of BBC charters, arguing that pushing the next one back a further year would "take the charter out of the ideological heat of battle".

These are all positive, vibrant-ways to think about technology in Africa – and a welcome change to the usual negative narratives we hear about the continent.

Apparently, my video was being posted on private fetish message boards across the world, and I was a saucy welcome change to the usual, boring "girl crutching" clips.

28 The reactivity of 1 can, however, be changed to the usual attack at the carbonyl carbon atom by the presence of sterically demanding (iPr 3Si termini on the acetylenes.