Sentence examples for more usually as from inspiring English sources

The extension of exponentiation to real powers of positive real numbers can be done either by extending the rational powers to reals by continuity, or more usually as given in the section Powers via logarithms below.

In 1845, after Paley had completed his articles, Sharpe appointed him as a partner in the practice, which was known as Sharpe and Paley, Architects, (or more usually as Sharpe & Paley).

The National Socialist German Workers Partyy, more usually known as the 'Nazi' party, was led by WWII German dictator Adolf Hitler.

A star of Hanks's stature should buoy up Bridge of Spies' international progress, though, apart from 2007's Charlie Wilson's War, he has little track record in more substantial material; he is more usually deployed as a middleweight anchor for more frivolous enterprises.

Five years ago, a Eurobarometer survey of the European Union suggested only Greece and Belgium were less tolerant of refugees.Which makes it odd that this week saw an outcry in favour of a group of failed asylum-seekers who asylum-seekers whoismissed arescroungers.

Delegates heard how drones, more usually seen as military tools, are increasingly playing a positive role in civilian life.

The interior artwork was initially done by Hans Wessolowski (more usually known as "Wesso"), Mark Marchioni and Alex Schomburg, and occasionally Virgil Finlay.

General Sir Henry George Chauvel (16 April 1865 – 4 March 1945), more usually known as Sir Harry Chauvel, was a senior officer of the Australian Imperial Force who fought at Gallipoli and during the Sinai and Palestine Campaign in the Middle Eastern theatre of the First World War.

Portishead's Adrian Utley cites the RWS as just as vital to his band's sound as their more usually noted influences such as John Barry and Lalo Schifrin.

Today, however, oratory is more usually thought of as a craft than as an art.

Ironically, its active ingredient is radium, a substance more usually thought of as a cause of cancer than as a treatment.