Sentence examples for commonly reserved for from inspiring English sources
Toni Morrison attracts an intensity of adulation more commonly reserved for children's authors.
Rather, it views the transformation with a compassion commonly reserved for more obviously noble sacrifices.
The case - which prosecutors have called the biggest insider trading investigation in recent history - relies heavily on cooperating witnesses as well as wiretaps, a technique commonly reserved for drug and organized crime cases.
For progressive movements from the 1960s on – in support of black people, women, sexual minorities, immigrants, refugees – the federal government was, he believed, a giant ticket-dispensing machine in an era in which the economy was visiting on middle-class and blue-collar white men the sorts of punishment once more commonly reserved for black people.
If any members of their social circle were discovered to harbour clandestine religious sentiments, my parents would start to regard them with the sort of pity more commonly reserved for those diagnosed with a degenerative disease and could from then on never take them seriously again.
Two months ago, a crowd of 20,000 packed into the Anaheim Convention Center in Southern California for the league's Spring Championships, a three-day contest that unfolded — in the real world — in an atmosphere more commonly reserved for basketball or football.
Its author, Dr. Scott M. Kaszuba, speculated that antihistamines would be less effective if used as needed, even though antihistamines were more commonly prescribed, with steroids usually reserved for more severe reactions.
Unfortunately, given the substantial acute toxicity of this regimen it has commonly been reserved for treatment of younger patients with good performance status.
"Commonly those are reserved for families with babies," said Jennifer Pearson, a spokeswoman for Cathay Pacific.
More commonly, "target" is reserved for bona fide repressed or activated genes.
Matching of controls to cases for potential confounding factors is commonly used, although should be reserved for a limited number of key variables believed to be linked to both vaccination and disease.
