Sentence examples for levels usually from inspiring English sources

Second, he finds that social programs in nations with high welfare levels usually include everyone.

China's changes in interest rates and reserve levels usually are much smaller than those of other major economies.

After the prostate is removed, P.S.A. should be undetectable; measurable levels usually mean the cancer has recurred.

Despite the drop, claims remain perched above levels usually associated with a strong job market recovery.

Pessimism among Britons has reached levels usually seen in a recession, while US consumer confidence tumbled to the lowest in two years.

Indeed, expectations of just how wondrous the ever-shrinking American vacation should be have been ratcheted up to levels usually reserved for New Year's Eve.

At least 50 million children in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union live in poverty and are exposed to tuberculosis levels usually associated with the third world, says a report released today.

Webster's brain appeared normal, but when Omalu sliced it into 250 slides and subjected it to tissue analysis he was astonished to find an abnormal protein called tau at levels usually seen in dementia sufferers in their 80s or 90s.

Last year the government admitted to the existence of cancer villages, areas where cancer rates have risen dramatically due to high pollution levels, usually from nearby heavy industrial plants.

While some indicators support views that the labor market recovery is firming, claims for jobless benefits remain above levels usually associated with sustainable employment growth.

Apart from the bubbly surge in the late 1980s, the economy has been slowing to levels usually seen in mature economies (see chart 3).