Sentence examples for is now usually from inspiring English sources

AIDS, which is now usually treated in rich countries, still ravages the world's poor.

It is now usually driven backward to even out the wear on the gears.

The sound insulation is now usually self-contained in the camera.

By "publicity," Bentham meant what is now usually called transparency, or openness.

The product released on day one is now usually only part of the story.

Such process is now usually described by non-coupled two-component gas diffusion equations which exclude the interactions between gases.

This law was later revised to two years, and chip performance is now usually reckoned to double every 18 months.

Even when the I.N.S. does get involved, the employee is now usually given time to correct the problem.

For that reason, the phenomenon he and Kujawa explained is now usually referred to as "hidden hearing loss".

The R506Q Factor V-Leiden mutation is now usually characterized using molecular biology, and this technique tends to become the first intention assay for characterization of patients.

Previously considered a subspecies of the Golden-bellied Starfrontlet (Coeligena bonapartei), the critically endangered Dusky Starfrontlet is now usually considered its own species.