Sentence examples for customarily available from inspiring English sources

Mentally ill people who have heart attacks are less likely to be offered the kind of treatment customarily available to other patients, a new study reports.

In 2003 the band sued Ticketmaster, accusing the company of abusing its market power by denying the group more than the 8 percent of tickets it customarily makes available to acts.

The mayor, who customarily makes himself available to reporters on Saturdays, had also cleared his daytime schedule yesterday.

Serum contains relatively fewer proteins but it is customarily collected and therefore more readily available.

For example, data assimilation methods are customarily used to estimate past atmospheric temperatures in regions where thermometer readings are not available.

Where available, cancer service indicators can be presented with a mean and confidence interval, customarily set at 95%, as a snap-shot (cross sectional) or time related (longitudinal).

In Manhattan, the victuals customarily referred to as Takeout Chinese — essentially, a separate cuisine, if that's the word, from the food available in Chinatown — tend to make the trip from restaurants to apartment houses dangling in plastic bags from the handlebars of rickety bicycles.

He customarily styled himself Baron von Hügel.

The group customarily splits the check.

It is a customarily brilliant show.

Shockey customarily runs this way.