Sentence examples for has usually occurred from inspiring English sources

But that grousing has usually occurred in private meetings and casual conversations.

Thus, a delay of about 15 years has usually occurred between the time when vaccines for infections like hepatitis B were widely introduced into developed and developing countries.

Should clusters be allowed to form spontaneously, which is what has usually occurred, or should there be some sort of policy intervention Cluster-policy thintervention Cluster-policyom "industhinkinglisy" thinking, though many economists lump the two together.

The persistent ossiculum terminale results from failure of fusion of the secondary ossification centre ("terminal ossicle") to the remainder of the odontoid process which has usually occurred by 12 years of age.

Full recovery with discontinuation of inotropic support has usually occurred by 72 hours after ROSC [ 41].

Indeed, one particular mutation, R130C, is found in more than half of cases and has usually occurred de novo in the respective patients.

Translations of place-names have usually occurred with more important place-names or with large features.

"While many chronic diseases cause untold suffering in poorer countries, the worst acute outbreaks of deadly diseases such as measles or cholera have usually occurred in the wake of another type of disaster.

There have been some rivetting matches, but they have usually occurred when one team has been chasing a goal, either because they needed to win the match, or because their opponents had scored early.

The events they described had usually occurred long ago, but their recounting of those events was for the purpose of hinting and even predicting the events of the future.

Not so long ago, several years might have passed before a definite diagnosis was made, by which time irreversible joint damage or destruction had usually occurred.