Sentence examples for more customarily from inspiring English sources

He imposes personality upon paper rather than deriving, as novelists more customarily do, a paper work from personal sources.

The debate began at 10 30 a.m., rather than at night, which is when debates are more customarily held.

In every case, those routes are being flown by airplanes that are more customarily flown on medium- or long-haul domestic flights.

But there needs to be rather more substance than customarily comes out of either.

Much of that is because of Newton's elusiveness, and the Giants will probably have to keep their middle linebacker on the field more than they customarily do.

Unadjusted figures tend to favor Republicans in the drawing of Congressional and other legislative districts, political analysts of both parties say, because statistically adjusting population counts would probably add more people to customarily Democratic neighborhoods.

This network refers to a group of brain regions that are customarily more engaged during passive periods within experiments, such as at rest or when performing cognitively undemanding tasks compared to highly demanding tasks [17], [18].

They play on unpredictable courses that customarily require more skill than common adventure-style miniature golf courses.

"The defense got far more than they would customarily get in this type of thing," Professor Bacigal said.

But in any event, each new blockbuster customarily sells more copies than the blockbuster before it, thanks to the growing number of stores selling blockbusters at steep discounts.

A16 Gore Pushes China Trade Bill Vice President Al Gore spoke more forcefully that he customarily has for permanent normalized trade relations for China, which Congress is to vote on this month.