Sentence examples for may not usually from inspiring English sources

"We want people who may not usually see this kind of work or are intimidated by it or couldn't care less about it to literally bump into it".

Buses may not usually be people's first choice in LA, but John Mirisch, the mayor of Beverly Hills, thinks people will embrace it.

One key effort we need today is to recognise talent and potential in types of students that we may not usually associate with these qualities.

We may not usually view these things as physical activities, but they are - and as a consequence they do help to keep weight down.

Waking up in a totally new place and asking yourself, "What do I want to do today?" is a pretty fantastic way to get to know aspects of personality and your preferences that you may not usually tap into.

Warfare may not usually be thought of as a form of cooperation, but organized hostilities between chiefdoms require that within each chiefdom people subordinate their individual self-interest to that of the group.

But in 14 states, ex-offenders who have completed their sentences may not vote, usually for life.

This may be due to the fact that spouses may have the sole responsibility in handling family finances in the absence of their wife or husband, and non-spouse caregivers may not be usually involved in managing daily economic affairs.

Emotional stress is assumed to aggravate existing illnesses, and there is some evidence that it may precipitate illnesses not usually considered to be psychosomatic (e.g., cancer, diabetes) in individuals predisposed to them.

Baby steps may not make headlines, but, usually, carry the day eventually.

Aliens granted asylum in the United States may not be deported, and usually may work in this country.