Sentence examples for not usually set from inspiring English sources

MODEST-sized bond offerings even in volatile countries such as Indonesia do not usually set tongues wagging.

Since MANETs were envisioned as distributed networks, their nodes are not usually set with addresses.

It is easy to be overwhelmed by big science but, as Randall points out, scientists don't usually set out to answer the big questions; they are much more likely to become obsessed about some small question that they then worry at tenaciously, sometimes for years.

Again, the event brought in a clientele of rap fans who might not usually have set foot in a Swatch store.

Aren't university tour guides usually set to "False Enthusiasm"?

Nonetheless, the plotless neo-classical ballet, usually set to music not composed for ballet, is the symbol of the City Ballet repertory.

And while the mission is usually set, many boards don't discuss the vision.

MRI is not usually used in the acute setting but may be important in characterisation of abnormalities that remain indeterminate following ultrasound or CT.

They don't usually announce setting up branch offices and wholly-owned subsidiaries and introduce the country head with great fanfare.

The website of China's Communist Party newspaper, the People's Daily, acknowledged last year that some officials and managers of state-owned enterprises were sending their children abroad and then using their offspring's bank accounts to launder their corrupt gains (Chinese are not usually allowed to set up accounts abroad).

It usually sets a more playful tone that's not so stuffy".