Sentence examples for ordinarily directly from inspiring English sources

The course of acne vulgaris is variable, persistence being ordinarily directly related to the severity of the lesions, although changes of climate and emotional stress may markedly improve or exacerbate the acne lesions.

Regions that don't ordinarily communicate directly with one another strike up conversations (neuroscientists sometimes call this "crosstalk"), often with bizarre results.

Ordinarily, Sabatino would deal directly with high-end chefs and wealthy epicures.

In recent weeks, the Fed has scrambled for solutions to ease the credit crisis, last week throwing open its doors to investment banks and other primary dealers that wouldn't ordinarily be able to borrow directly from it.

This led Holkot to argue against Ockham's contention that God's omnipotent power to cause directly whatever is ordinarily caused through secondary causes would enable God to conserve the intuitive cognition of an object even after the object has been destroyed.

Ordinarily, those "virtual" particles cannot be directly captured.

The Bank of England ordinarily deals with discount houses rather than directly with banks, but the effect on bank reserves is similar.

A "method" is a way of "obtaining reasoned convictions as to what ought to be done" and thus it might reflect a commitment to one or more ethical principles as the ultimate ground of one's determination of what one has most reason to do, here and now, while allowing that one might ordinarily be reasoning from such principles either directly or indirectly.

Affected parties will not ordinarily be permitted to ask questions of witnesses directly.

Ordinarily, light zips along in straight rays.

Survival of the parasite ordinarily requires that it be transmitted more or less directly from an infected host organism to a susceptible one.