Sentence examples for largest usually from inspiring English sources

In particular, during solar minimum the prominent feature of equatorial ionosphere, the evening prereversal velocity enhancement reveals small longitudinal changes with largest usually occur in equinoxes, intermediate value in December solstice, and absent at all longitudes during June solstice season.

Add to that the near impossibility of finding startup capital to set great ideas in motion, and you have a situation that allows only the largest (usually state-funded) companies to hoard digital development initiatives.

Lansky looms especially large, usually from behind the curtain, Oz-like.

The large, usually green, larvae feed chiefly on tree foliage.

These larger, usually out-of-town depots sell the big stuff – beds, sofas, wardrobes.

Coreid bugs are large, usually more than 10 mm (0.4 inch) in length.

The nest is large, usually built of sticks in a thorn tree.

The bigger striped bass — fish 15 pounds and larger — usually move to deeper water in the warmest weeks.

Those who followed Checketts - Scott Layden and now Isiah Thomas - have continued a pattern of acquiring large, usually undesirable, contracts.

"It represents a larger chunk of their bank account, whereas people who buy larger — usually it's not the first time they've bought".

Even the best universities run large classes, some by star lecturers, although large usually means a few hundred students, not 1,600.