Sentence examples for has usually become from inspiring English sources

Generally, the bigger an object, the longer it survives, because it has economic value, and has usually become intricately connected to things around it.

He spends the first half of every match feeling 'aggressive' and by the end has usually become 'furious', at which point any last ditch chance to win the game he will without fail lash 10 yards over the bar.

Wherever horse racing is popular, it has usually become a major business, with its own newspapers and other periodicals, extensive statistical services, self-styled experts who sell advice on how to bet, and sophisticated communication networks that furnish information to betting centres, bookmakers and their employees, and workers involved with the care and breeding of horses.

The rebel soldiers rarely seem to start before 0700, and by midday fighting has usually become impossible by mutual agreement.

The bare facial skin of birds just fledged is yellow, sometimes with a small patch of blue in front of the eyes, while the skin of birds six months and older has usually become more greenish, and turn darker blue beneath the eye, before assuming the adult blue facial patch by around 16 months of age.

Until now, city and state governments have usually become involved in research practices only if something went seriously wrong.

The 80-plus presidential representatives in the regions appointed by Boris Yeltsin in an attempt to re-establish his authority have usually become little more than figureheads.

The disputes have usually not become public because contracts between hotel operators and owners require arbitration, but some have grown so contentious that, like the one involving the Aviara resort, they have ended up in open court.

Children with the disease have enlarged livers (which usually become normal in size by puberty), are generally stunted in growth, have doll-like facial features, and experience muscular weakness.

The criteria to be a voter is having contributed to six albums in some capacity, so critics who have written album liner notes usually become voters that way.

He is not the young, unpolished gem that Fenway Sports Group, Liverpool's owners, have usually targeted since Rodgers became manager two years ago.