Sentence examples for much more customary from inspiring English sources

According to the merger agreement, if either NYSE Euronext or ICE chooses to break off the deal because of another higher offer, or if either materially breaches contractual requirements, the penalty is $300 million, a much more customary 3.6 percent of the total deal price.

It is much more customary to tip when winning than when losing.

He was a nice man, but I came to realize he had been paid much more than was customary for an agent.

As for the ship's containers, all of which stood in rows much more orderly than is customary on container ships, the captain explained, "We stacked them neatly like that for the photographs".

New York City does not have an official count of how many homes have been elevated so far, but companies like Wolfe House and Building Movers, which raised the Hogans' house, and Expert House Movers say they have much more business than is customary for this time of year, even twice as much, and business is expected only to increase in the coming months.

In the absence of impartial institutions to determine when the conditions for justified secession according to the Plebiscitary Theory are met, such a new, much more permissive norm of customary international law would be dangerous it would encourage secessions that do not meet the Plebiscitary Theories own criteria.

Although based on a single trial (226 participants), the TDM package seems much more effective than a customary postal communication method at increasing questionnaire return (RR=1.43, 95% CI 1.22 to 1.67; p<0.0001; figure 2B).

These nonbank lenders look at new loans with a much more critical eye than was customary in the old, clubby world of banking.

It was a nice gesture, much more convincing than the Weasel's customary sign-off, which graces this letter too: "Chase's goal is to provide the highest level of quality service".

Cutting out the double faults that had littered her first-round victory over Lourdes Dominguez Lino, Robson served much more consistently and struck the ball with her customary power from the baseline.

It has become customary at chic festivals to hear people say how much more interesting they are than the narrative fictions on offer.