Sentence examples for more usually the from inspiring English sources

Or, more usually, the international Jewish conspiracy (see also "cosmopolitanism").

This raises the obvious question: what happens when, as is more usually the case, they're not?

Where all her novels shine is in the evocation of place, whether the rigours of the frozen north, or, more usually, the varied landscape of Italy.

More usually, the power of their emblematic social role is the focus of lament; the emotional ascendancy they have over popular consciousness.

Lahouaiej-Bouhlel certainly matches the classic profile of French violent Islamic extremist in many ways – though he is a relatively recent arrival rather than born in the country of immigrant parents, as is more usually the case.

Unfortunately, conventional economics takes no account of the source of this value, and often fails even to recognise it until it comes under the ownership of either the state or, more usually, the private sector.

They often do: but more usually at the end of the bankruptcy process than at the beginning.

More usually, however, the lower layers of the air are stirred by motion over the rough ground, so the cooling is distributed through a much greater depth.

Substitution effects might have an impact on the drug budget, but more usually on the total health budget.

He said it wasn't clear where the melanoma, which in other patients presents itself more usually on the skin, had originated.

A "freebie" more usually sees the journalist accompanying genuine holidaymakers, who wonder why he and his family get such special attention.