Sentence examples for customarily strong from inspiring English sources

Though Compaq is entering the customarily strong back-to-school buying season, it said it expected sales to fall further before a recovery occurred.

Tonya Pinkins (of Caroline, or Change) gives a customarily strong performance in the smallish role of the mother of the killed boy, while Saycon Sengbloh (of Fela) does well as the girl John left behind when he went to prison.

The plates are customarily the strongest part in a steel truss.

Morris's role indicated his standing alongside Barnes as a first-choice opener, as Australia customarily selected its strongest team for the tour opener.

While only 2 3% of the patients included in the current report were non-Caucasian, race was included as a covariate because it has historically been a strong predictor of QoL and is customarily included in multiple linear regression analyses of treatment effect on QoL.

It's a club — a movement, really — that anyone can join, and its appeal is probably strongest to people who aren't customarily invited to think of themselves as heirs to the intellectual legacy of Du Bois, or, for that matter, of anybody else.

And this year, the wining and dining that customarily precedes the congress for weeks, as special interests vie for influence among delegates, has been crimped by strong calls by Mr. Xi for less corruption and less waste of state finances.

He customarily styled himself Baron von Hügel.

It is a customarily brilliant show.

The group customarily splits the check.

Shockey customarily runs this way.