Sentence examples for it's very usual from inspiring English sources

But in Rome it's very usual if someone meets you on the street, to talk.

"In Europe, it's very usual to show this sort of lowbrow art or street art," said the gallery's director, Heike Jane Zimmerman.

"It's very usual that we have a tough time schedule".

With engine management, for example, on road cars, it is very usual for that to be a seven-year period, from the start of development to actually being in a road car.

Further, it is very usual that this assignment is defined according to a local and temporary criterion, i.e. the models are trained and tested using data of the same station.

Indeed, it was very usual for GPs to call the hospitals to enquire about their patients' progress.

It is very usual to have some faults in nature.

If a youth responded that his/her friends were having premarital sex and it was very common and usual in his or her community and perceived that there was nothing wrong with premarital sex, then the perceived norm of premarital sex was classified as "positive".

Males having a positive norm of premarital sex (males who replied that their friends had premarital sex, that it was very common and usual in their community and those who perceived that there was nothing wrong with premarital sex) were more likely to be exposed to risky sexual debut in our study.

John Christensen, the director of campaign group the Tax Justice Network, said: "it's very likely they're using all the usual techniques to shift profits around".

It's been very usual for white urban youth to take cues, styles, and patterns of speech, from people with West Indian or other ethnic minority roots, because, at least with people from poorer backgrounds, we were always mixing.