Sentence examples similar to commonly setting from inspiring English sources

Instead, judges more commonly set cash bail amounts that many defendants can't pay.

Across the industry, basic tiers are commonly set at 200 megabytes and 2 gigabytes.

The average ΔCCS was 3.2%, fully consistent with the acceptability threshold value commonly set at 5%.

But after residencies in specialties like ophthalmology or anesthesiology, doctors have not commonly set up shop in fields far outside their expertise, administrators at medical associations say.

Outlining its decision, the Bank said interest rates were unlikely to return to the levels seen before the financial crisis, when they were more commonly set above 5%.

Threshold payout levels for S&P 100 CEO long-term incentives were most commonly set at 50% of the targeted amount in fiscal 2015.

He said fishermen in the area commonly set off in similarly small vessels on one or two-day trips in search of shark or shrimp with no navigational equipment.

At Greek restaurants in North America, cheese saganaki is commonly set aflame with a dash of brandy (often of the Metaxa brand) or ouzo to loud shouts of "Opa!" (an exclamation of joy).

Sudden cardiac arrest in a young athlete is most commonly set off by a structural heart defect or a problem with the heart's electrical circuitry that is not usually found during a routine physical.

The age at which an individual may give effective consent to sexual intercourse is commonly set in most countries at between 14 and 18 years (though it is as low as 12 years in some countries).

Stimulation intensity (SI) in transcranial magnetic stimulation is commonly set in relation to motor threshold (MT), or to achieve a motor-evoked potential (MEP) of predefined amplitude (usually 1 mV).