Sentence examples for down to usual from inspiring English sources
Moreover, among subjects with no previous vascular disease, the usual BP values are positively related to the risks of death from vascular disease, not only among hypertensive patients or subjects with high-normal BP, but also among those who would usually be considered normotensive (at least down to usual BP levels of 115/75 mmHg) (10).
Often, the desirability of Bourgogne wines comes down to the usual price-to-value ratio.
His scaremongering over the Manhattan mosque could be put down to the usual demagoguery.
Her malaise comes down to that usual marital complaint, a lack of sex.
He left, planning to drive down to her usual beach in hopes of a rendezvous.
At the time, we put the email down to the usual bigotry that Ahmadi Muslims often face and moved on.
Some of this can be put down to the usual anti-Americanism, and the European politicians who have pandered to it.
Instead, the images are crunched down to the usual five or eight megapixels, but at much higher quality than an eight-megapixel cameraphone would produce.
Uganda's efforts to support its older population seems to come down to the usual suspects - lack of financial resources and the political will to implement change.
This is the reason the national tournament is so much fun at the front end, before it comes down to the usual suspects in two weeks.
Doctor Who mentioned "time" a faintly ridiculous 4,400 times per million words for its 1983 episodes, later settling back down to its usual level of 1,500.
