Sentence examples for is usually customary from inspiring English sources

Because of the potential biomedical usefulness of some of these observations to intractable epilepsies, we are somewhat more deliberate in our descriptions than is usually customary in Drosophila mutant screens.

If a party to the non-disclosure agreement breaches, and lawyers get involved, it is usually customary for each party to pay their own legal fees.

If a party to the contract breaches, and lawyers get involved, it is usually customary for each party to pay their own legal fees.

Despite these known pitfalls, the choice of control genes for RT-QPCR is usually dictated by customary usage rather than empirical evidence and, most often, only a single control gene is used [23] (e.g. [7], [24]).

It is normally customary to get a hardcover Bible.

The milling of an audience is usually the signal that customary rules of courtesy toward performers and speakers are no longer applicable and that different forms of behaviour may be expected.

The customary main attraction, the lamb or goat, is usually roasted whole, in the open air, to represent the lamb of God.

Customary laws, administered by native, or customary, courts, are usually presided over by traditional rulers, who generally hear cases about family problems such as divorce.

Tablighi ethic discourages social enmeshments in customary and ceremonial rituals which are usually extravagantly followed in South Asia.

Another type of free tenure was socage, primarily customary socage, the principal service of which was usually agricultural in nature, such as performing so many days' plowing each year for the lord.

While there are the parents hurrying in to buy a last-minute birthday gift that their child needs the next day, it's usually the college students and young adults who are the customary patrons later at night.