Sentence examples for has usually found from inspiring English sources

Since 2003, Congress has stepped in to postpone such cuts, but it has usually found ways to offset the cost to the government.

At times last week, it was so dangerous in Cairo that Al Jazeera's correspondents there were not identified by name, an approach the network has usually found necessary only in Myanmar.

In Southern Europe the hierarchical layering of agreements based on the favourability principle has usually found strict legal application (Sciarra 2006).

Northants have usually found the glamour of county cricket elusive.

In fact, borrowers and lenders have usually found a way around most restrictive laws.

Valentine did underscore that by saying Timo Perez would have usually found a way to lay down a bunt.

The Yankees have usually found ways to win games when Martinez has pitched: keeping the score low, playing flawless defense, capitalizing on an opportunity.

The various cable operators have usually found that it makes more sense to make common cause in areas like lobbying than to battle one another.

In practice, George and his allies have usually found the rules of sexuality quite absolute, while the church's teachings about social justice come out more contingent.

In winning the last two of three straight playoff series with the Heat, the Knicks have usually found that little extra in their roster.

Governments of developing countries have usually found, for instance, that it is more cost-efficient to provide more people with basic care.