Sentence examples for its usual practice from inspiring English sources

It followed its usual practice.

Wal-Mart is betting that, if it follows its usual practice of squeezing suppliers and cutting prices ruthlessly, the taste for organic foods will continue to spread across the social landscape.

Britain's biggest bank said it would abandon its usual practice of reviewing its headquarters every three years after what it described as an exhaustive process.

In line with its usual practice, it released a brief statement saying the private equity buyers would provide up $900 million of new equity to receive $12.7 billion in assets and take on $8.3 billion in deposit liabilities.

Following its usual practice when it denies reviews, the Supreme Court did not announce the actual vote among the nine justices.

With so many potential pitfalls surrounding it, the government may yet revert to its usual practice of taking incremental rather than radical steps.

A court spokeswoman said it would follow "its usual practices" of posting audio of oral arguments on Friday.

In what Gulbrandsen said was a change from its usual practices, WiCell is forgoing "reach-through" rights; that is, it won't claim rights to any new discoveries, such as a useful new molecule, that researchers make using its cell lines.

If the court follows its usual practices, the senior judge in the majority will assign the writing of the decision.

The name was an effort to tweak Intel, whose chip for laptops is called the Pentium 3. In a change from its usual practices, Advanced Micro, which survives by undercutting prices of competing Intel chips, said it would set its prices using overall performance instead of so-called clock speed, a measure of the chip's electronic heartbeat.

Apple's "The Song" holiday ad has managed to pretty universally tug heartstrings, in keeping with its usual practices for this time of year, but the product story contained therein is one of a creative workflow that involves most of Apple's current product lineup.