Sentence examples for has not usually been from inspiring English sources

That has not usually been the case in his matches against Nalbandian.

This has not usually been a problem, given the team's paucity of deep playoff runs.

In other words, what historically has been good for gold has not usually been good for stocks, and vice versa.

For about 200 years now, the artistic environment of the writer has not usually been shared with the general populace.

But it's not the first good speech Mr. Obama has ever given, and the White House has not usually been great at follow-through.

Those people left waiting are often angry, and so far their ire has not usually been directed at the president — who has been able to use the protests to his political advantage — but at municipal officials they consider uncaring, incompetent and corrupt.

The Monte Carlo has been called many things by critics, but "gorgeous" hasn't usually been one of them.

But that hasn't usually been enough, in the past, for politicians to agree, particularly when it comes to guns.

Even so, it hasn't usually been to the spyer's advantage to make its discoveries public, since a cardinal rule of espionage is to keep your discoveries to yourself.

But that hasn't usually been my experience.

His players had not usually been recruited by high-profile colleges, but he molded them with long and demanding practices.