Sentence examples for much more normally from inspiring English sources

So far, the market appears to be behaving much more normally this fall than it did over the last 12 tumultuous months.

The first group behaved much more normally, having fewer tics and verbal outbursts, Sanberg reported.

I should have said earlier that dramatic regression occurs in about 30% of autistic kids (although minor regression occurs much more commonly): they develop apparently normally for a year and then in their second year they lose what they had and become classically autistic.

Because such financial shocks are rare, she added, "to this day economists don't fully understand why firms cut production as much as they did, and why they cut labor so much more than they normally would".

And when stores are crowded at weekends, which are when most orders arrive, efficiency falls off further as pickers jostle their way down aisles and queue like any other shopper.Tesco argues that it still makes a respectable margin on its Internet sales, because the average web shopping basket is worth about £100, much more than people normally spend when they shop.

"We're starting to see a little bit of that demand increase, and the sellers are reluctant to give clients too much more than they normally have because they know what's going on and they don't want to be caught short either," he said.

He didn't, at least not much more than he normally does when he opens his mouth.

You will probably (or at least should) drink a great deal of water - much more than you normally do, since you are exercising and exposed to the elements throughout most of the trip.

The luteal phase of the menstrual cycle is about the same length in most individuals (mean 14/13 days, SD 1.41 days) whereas the follicular phase tends to show much more variability (log-normally distributed with 95% of individuals having follicular phases between 10.3 and 16.3 days).

"They are so much more able to function normally than they were.

Perhaps even worse, I also watched much more TV than I normally would.