Greenspan went on to suggest raising the retirement age, though he slipped it in using his customary circumlocution: "Another possible adjustment relates to the age at which Social Security and Medicare benefits will be provided.
He did both interior and exterior work in the customary fashion, using a brush, roller and commercially-available latex paints.
In mental health studies, the term "gold standard" usually attributed to the clinical interviews and they are relatively irrefutable standards those constitute recognised and accepted evidence that a disease exists [51] and it is customary to use them in validation studies.
In many engineering problems, it is customary to use viscoelastic materials in the passive control of structural vibration and noise radiation.
² It is customary to use all water in a choux pastry, but adding some milk gives a softer texture, which I prefer.
Mr. Lauer calmly explains that it is customary to use archival footage in television interviews, and he and Mr. West go on to finish their conversation.
With the establishment of a dynastic union with the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in 1386, it became customary to use two banners Polish and Lithuanian as equally important insignia of royal authority.
In Poland, it is customary to use three kisses on the cheeks: first on the right cheek, then on the left, then on the right again.
In The Gambia, it was customary to use school teachers or health workers who may then need to serve as witness for several participants.
It is customary to use simpler letters, without many diacritics, in phonemic transcriptions.
It is customary to use the term rowing for paddle motion in the horizontal plane and paddling for motion in the vertical plane [23].
