Sentence examples for more usual in from inspiring English sources

These effigies, more usual in execution, also form a contrast; they are traditionally described as active and thoughtful, respectively.

It may be placed in either an extended or crouched position: the latter posture seems to have been more usual in prehistoric burials.

Any candidate is also likely to demand more than the £143,000 paid to Kingman, plus bonuses and other incentives more usual in the private sector.

In a manner more usual in theatre than cinema, the director prefers to work with a rotating repertory company of core actors.

Dubbed Yardies, they became active in the crack cocaine trade and brought a ruthlessness more usual in the Jamaican capital, Kingston, which has one of the highest murder rates per head in the world.

It is more usual, in my experience, to roll the dough somewhat thinner: Lawrence goes for 5mm and MacClure "very thinly, less than an eighth of an inch", or 3mm, like Grierson.

The geometrical arrangement in 1tts with the C Br bond "above" gold, instead of the more usual in-plane arrangement must have some energy penalty.

These findings are more usual than those observed in patients suffering from Takotusbo.

Dunlop helpfully asks them why they use beef instead of the more usual lamb in dishes such as pao mo, a stew thickened with torn up flatbread.

Desalination procedures (mainly immersion and application of adsorbent poultices) are the more usual intervention in this circumstance, but complete extraction of the salts is generally difficult to achieve.

Turning to adolescents, MHI-5 scores of females are lower following parental job loss relative to the more usual case in which parents remain employed.