Sentence examples for is usually declared from inspiring English sources

Cars and even motorcycles race bumper to bumper around courses built like luge runs, and the last one to crash is usually declared the winner.

The chemical composition of rocks is usually declared as a list of elements expressed as oxides.

The goal problem is usually declared in the objective level of a hierarchy, which can be broken down into different criteria and alternative levels.

The results for the caucuses and primaries are usually declared within a few hours, but these are sometimes amended at a later date.

Indeed, most of the murders are usually declared "solved" in a handful of days – even if many have yet to come to court.

Word-capitalized (except for first word); Fields are usually declared private or protected.

The onset of the season varies by year and by geographic region within countries and is now usually declared locally by public health units in North America.

In the back page cartoon of the Catalan daily paper Sport – humor gráfico, they call it, which is usually half right – declared that Alves had given Barcelona half the title while "Penaldo" had given them the other half.

Hariri, who is usually soft-spoken, declared that "Iran's hands in the region will be cut off"—a statement that convinced many Lebanese that the speech had been written by someone else.

South knew his side had a double fit in the red suits, and with a double fit it is usually better to declare than to defend.

Testing for invariance of first- and second-order factor loadings and factor variances is usually sufficient to declare model invariance (Byrne 2010).