Sentence examples for means usual from inspiring English sources

"Common isn't a pejorative term here, it just means usual.

This means usual care plus participation in a group-based peer support programme consisting of six sessions or usual care plus attendance of one educational meeting on T2DM respectively.

Then again, the flood that struck here last year was by no means usual, even by the standards of this flood-prone country: it was by far the costliest natural disaster in Thailand's history.

However, there is hot running water, a separate bathroom and a washing machine, the last item by no means usual in present-day Romanian villages.

For and, the sum and the product are defined by where means the usual addition of two intervals (subsets) of and means the usual product between a scalar and a subset of.

Of course, that means the usual Layton niggles and irritations as well.

That means the usual spirits distilled from rye, corn or wheat are off limits.

"Any candidate needs the consensus of all the NATO countries, and that means the usual horse-trading," said Mr. Kamp.

"The mild winter this year means the usual spring recovery in construction didn't happen".

"Passage across" (in Strabo) means the usual boat-passage, but the terminal points of this passage are now unknown.

This means your usual quadcopter can become a self-righting, self-flying super machine with just a firmware update.