Sentence examples for may be customary from inspiring English sources
To do so may be customary, but much bad behavior is ratified by custom; that doesn't make it right.
Though it may be customary for a campaign to release the text of a speech in advance, it is rare, even for politicians, to appear without first showing up.
The law may be customary, as in some common-law countries; in most countries, however, the only source of criminal law is a statute (nullum crimen sine lege, "no crime without a law").
When I said "not tapered toward the foot," which was once standard and may still be customary, he nodded in agreement.
In some smaller towns and in the south of France, the two-hour lunch may still be customary.
When kissing the ring of your own diocesan bishop, it is traditional to genuflect on the left knee although, as with the kiss itself, this may no longer be customary in your locale.
More time and flexibility may be needed than is customary in disciplinary research.
The sentiments may have been customary Senate pleasantries.
The directors, a panel of Switzerland's elite, have been blamed for the company's wayward strategy, and they may be denied a customary annual discharge from financial liability.
Consensus on the tax revenue expected to flow into New York has never been reached so early in the budget process, providing hope that consensus on a spending plan may be reached sooner than is customary.
Because overlapping segments of the same gene may be sequenced multiple times, it is customary to assemble overlapping ESTs into a single consensus unigene.
