Sentence examples for more usually come from inspiring English sources

Their suffering has more usually come at the hands of mobs who torch their homes and force them to flee against the backdrop of an unsubstantiated charge of blasphemy.

More specifically, inefficiencies usually come from inadequate verification of software engineers' competences.

Choosing tubes enables you to customize your collection a bit more, while pans usually come with an array of pre-selected colors.

Is it even realistic for a traditional brick-and-mortar bookstore to thrive in a place of indescribable natural beauty and wild touristic development, where people usually come to enjoy more sunsets than books, more wine than stories, more custom-set wedding photographs than real cultural adventures?

Instead they usually come up with something more creative, or more original, which people are more likely to remember.

Espionage is more esoteric, so spy series usually come in clusters at times of heightened anxiety over world affairs.

(Keep in mind that these fares usually come with more booking restrictions than a standard business-class fare).

That's despite the fact that black audiences, starved of images and (even more so) narratives about themselves, usually come to these shows with a sense of purpose.

Unlike mosquitoes more common to California that usually come out in the evening, these mosquitoes bite during the daytime.

They usually come with more expensive instruments, or can be bought separately.

It was more than twice as many as usually come to Zion Church on a Sunday.