Sentence examples for ordinarily relevant from inspiring English sources

Nor do I believe that the other considerations ordinarily relevant when determining whether to overrule a case are satisfied.

The guidelines explicitly state that "good works" like military service "are not ordinarily relevant" in determining whether to give sentences below the recommended range.

Ordinarily that wouldn't happen," says Wiser.

These pre-clinical data encourage progress to the next step to detect Salmonella in blood (and other ordinarily sterile, clinically relevant body fluids).

Tungsten is ordinarily brittle at room temperature.

Ordinarily, the course must be relevant to the student's degree program.

Ordinarily, the district court would weigh the relevant factors and decide whether, on balance, a transfer would serve "the convenience of parties and witnesses" and otherwise promote "the interest of justice". § 1404(a).

That athlete's case would then be handed over to the national Olympic committee, as well as the relevant international sports federation that is ordinarily responsible for handling eligibility issues.

The relevant inquiry is what a hypothetical ordinarily skilled artisan would have gleaned from the cited references at the time that the patent application leading to the '411 patent was filed.

And ordinarily, deviant skeptical possibilities are not among the relevant alternatives that a knower needs to exclude.

The paper questions the rule's applicability to the work done by officers, many of whom may be appointed on the basis of a reasonable belief that they will diligently bring relevant skills to bear in an ordinarily careful manner.