Sentence examples for it would be usual from inspiring English sources

By this stage of an interview, it would be usual to describe the person speaking and where we are talking, but Emma cannot be identified in this way.

It would be usual, at this point in a review, to summarise the plot, but that relies upon there being a plot to summarise.

The following piece of Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) guidance for jobcentre staff was brought to the attention of MPs by Alison Garnham, chief executive of Child Poverty Action Group: It would be usual for a normal healthy adult to suffer some deterioration in their health if they were without 1.

"It would be usual for there to have been a single central burial, which may have been accompanied by copper alloy, pottery or flint grave goods and very occasionally barrow burials contain precious metal objects". Google's image of the field has since been updated with a photo which does not show the markings, but they can be seen on Bing.

Ms. Salazar said yes, assuming it would be the usual: a friendly time.

The first-half finished scoreless, and after West Adelaide went ahead through Jamie Perin early in the second half it looked as if it would be the usual disappointment for the home side.

"I knew anthologies would come out of (the riots) and I knew it would be the usual talking heads," Coleman says.

Although it would be more usual to have a model with an intercept and 6 contrasts, having one parameter per arm makes it easier to explore the impact of perfect prediction.

Nearly simultaneously, a Pakistani court granted bail to one of the Mumbai attack planners, a Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist, leading some leading experts to question whether the Peshawar attack would result in any change after all, or whether it would be business as usual, as usual.

After Microsoft acquired Skype in May 2011 for $8.5 billion in cash, the software giant mostly said that it would be business as usual with its new, and very popular, internet phone service.

However, in a boost for football fans and beer drinkers, the pub chain JD Wetherspoon said its supplies were nearly back to normal and it would be business as usual before England's World Cup match on Tuesday evening.