Sentence examples for establishments usually from inspiring English sources

Individuals and commercial establishments usually distinguish between cash on hand, meaning money in their own possession, and deposits left with an agent such as a bank.

Activity directly connected with the soil predominated; but there were also many establishments, usually small, engaged in manufacturing, and such products as textiles, pottery, tiles, and papyrus were turned out in surprising quantities.

The mathematical framework used are often econometrics models which takes as inputs covariates such as industry category, establishment area and employment and outputs estimates for the number of freight vehicles arriving to an establishments, usually with a time scale of a single day to a week [14, 15, 16].

"The Washington establishment usually sticks together," said the spokesman, Mark Miner.

A larger establishment usually has a coffee shop, dining room, cocktail lounge or nightclub, and a gift shop or newsstand-tobacco counter.

They are discovering that it is left-leaning, sensible-looking, and not the nutty sect of Welsh-language zealots that Labour had warned them to stay away from.John Osmond, director of the Institute of Welsh Affairs, says that in Welsh politics, the opponents of the establishment usually win the prizes.

In disturbed areas, plasticity and order of establishment usually have more pronounced effects on species' abundances than biotic interactions (Pouliot et al. [2012]).

The establishment, usually reserved for testosterone cases in graphic tees, yields to ruffled button-downs and worn out loafers as journos gather on the watering hole's roof deck [Public Bar, 1214 18th Street NW].

Beleza Pura, for example, is one of the bars that have perked up the after-dark scene, which now often goes until 3 or 4 a.m. during the high season (December through April; most establishments are usually open only on weekends the rest of the year).

On visits to higher-end establishments, Powers and Thomas usually give a courtesy call so they can enter through the back.

In older establishments, they usually call the quantity of guests "pax," so if working in a function centre and you see "Pax 150" it means 150 guests are expected.