Sentence examples for it is customary to note from inspiring English sources

It is customary to note that a southern governor Mr Clinton emerged from obscurity to do all right for himself in 1992.

In Latvia, we later found out that it is customary to slip a small note of currency into insurance documents when requested by the police.

Note that it is customary to offer farmers something small in return, like throwing them a yearly party to show your appreciation.

It should be noted that it is customary to work within the 'riding' approximation, which results in the much simplified chain rule implemented in all refinement programs, including Olex2.

The "Policy and Management Guidelines" (2001) notes that it is "customary to grade the evidence, on which clinical statements are based, according to the strength of such evidence" (p. 5).

For instance, one respondent from India noted that it is customary to encourage pregnant women to eat sweets and certain calorie dense, high fat snacks in order for them to have enough energy, and people bring such food as gifts when they visit.

15 As a closing remark, we note that in many applications it is customary to subtract the average of the observations prior to performing PCA.

We may simply note that in our culture, it is customary to invoke some mantle such as the "Paleo diet," and then use it to justify eating meat our ancestors would never even have recognized as such.

It is customary to drown the chips in sauce.

It is customary to point out that Citizens United also frees labor unions to make unlimited expenditures.

It is customary to have a lady walk through a door first.