A week after George Galloway's stunning victory in the Bradford West byelection and the chattering classes are still trying to figure out how Labour, in the midst of the worst week so far for the coalition and with a ten point lead in the polls managed to lose what should ordinarily have been safe territory for the party.
I'd ordinarily read a prayer for a safe journey but, being aware of how religion has sadly become synonymous with terror in the eyes of many, I refrained from doing so.
An unintended consequence has been smarter storylines that ordinarily get overlooked in favor of safe, formulaic blockbusters.
In some cases, the AIDS pandemic has created an opportunity for more open discussion of sexuality, sexual behaviour, safer sex and other ordinarily taboo issues in many settings [e.g., [ 9, 10]].
Ordinarily, I'm not good at thinking (LOL).
Electoral reform emerged as our readers' top priority, but open primaries offer an alternative way to re-enfranchise voters in the majority of safe seats – where the parties can, ordinarily, assume that any clown wearing the right-coloured rosette will automatically be returned.
"We're most proud of the fact that we've provided a safe and creative environment for people who ordinarily have very few options".
Ordinarily, new technologies don't have to be proven safe.
Historically, the habit of princes in granting safe-conducts to foreigners who, as aliens, did not ordinarily enjoy the full protection of the host-country's law developed into the system of diplomatic immunity.
"My house is big and much more comfortable, but I don't feel safe there," said Penmila Vashum, a 19-year-old from Manipur who ordinarily lives in an off-campus apartment.
