Sentence examples for most usually of from inspiring English sources

A change in circumstance, most usually of the Big (for example, an interstate move for professional reasons), was the most common reason for premature termination of a match, with very few matches terminating early because of dissatisfaction of either or both parties [ 1].

Most usually the extent of the damage and the number of casualties are exaggerated, particularly in the developed world.

"The problem is that most usually pay 20 percent of what they owe, and then they disappear," she said.

They dismiss the most usually repeated newspaper descriptions of my living arrangements and I welcome this judgment.

Photoluminescence is one of the most usually used technique for such systems.

Inter- and intra-laboratory variation was clinically acceptable as plasma creatinine values for most samples were usually of the same magnitude.

Score distributions include floor and ceiling effects; although, for job satisfaction scores, ceiling effects are usually of most interest.

Usually, most of the process of creating tables is automatic and only a few exceptions have to be corrected individually.

The puzzles featured in puzzle hunts are often very different from what most people usually think of as a puzzle.

Greece is farther east than most countries usually thought of as belonging to the region, but it was never behind the Iron Curtain.

Control of most zoonoses usually requires interventions outside the public health sector.