Sentence examples for more usually available from inspiring English sources

There are several services a day, with fares starting at £43 one-way but more usually available at £88 one-way.

Usually banks only accept individual accounts, but in Kenya, Barclays helped banks adapt their procedures to make group accounts more commonly available.

Invited to create his second work for the New York City Ballet, he relishes having more space and more dancers than are usually available to him when he's running his 18-member troupe, Ballet Tech.

Why use a less desirable product when a more preferable one is usually available?

The subject prospectus is a good place to start: this is usually available in more detail online, through faculty websites.

This occurs because the achievement of extraordinary expertise in these broader areas requires more life experience than is usually available to a child.

Population-based studies are less prone to selection bias compared to hospital-based studies, but more detailed clinical information is usually available in hospital-based studies.

This is a consequence of two factors: first, there are few quantitative timecourses available, but more usually a series of Western blots (sometimes only showing the presence or absence of a treatment and an indication of the time over which the change occurs).

The agencies also offer more expensive online services which are usually available on free trials.

Here she offers some insight into her writing process: My main tool is the scrap of paper: highly portable, usually available, recipient of more plot points, character names, bad ideas, good ideas, hard work, than any other tool I've ever used (except the conduit pencil, or the Flair pen, with which I had an intense if doomed affair in the early eighties).

More than 50 types of bonbons are usually available ($28 a pound), each formed from dark Belgian chocolate.