Sentence examples for ordinarily the case from inspiring English sources

If it is filled in, as is ordinarily the case, the resulting structure is termed a spandrel wall.

But that is not ordinarily the case in Hawaii, where the typical response to erosion has been to protect buildings with sea walls and other coastal armor.

"As is ordinarily the case, senator, in these cases, it was referred to the competent authorities who are ministers," Pezzullo said.

Because of differences in electoral systems and other factors, democratic countries differ with respect to whether laws and policies can be enacted by a single, relatively cohesive party with a legislative majority, as is ordinarily the case in Britain and Japan, or instead require consensus among several parties with diverse views, as in Switzerland, the Netherlands, Sweden, Italy, and elsewhere.

"It's different in the sense that their preparation compared to the day-to-day activity in the courtroom is far greater than is ordinarily the case," Judge Levine said after the Hebrew academy team had won the verdict both for the trial and for their performance over the all-girls team from Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls in Hewlett Bay Park.

As problematic as it is ordinarily the case to get to the finish line in the foreign policy arena when the climate is favorable and a lengthy list of friends and allies is on board, imagine what it would be like when many (if not most) of America's traditional allies found Trump as distasteful as president as they find him as a candidate for president.

If you're on a road -- which is ordinarily the case unless you've deliberately set out on foot -- take a rolling suitcase or luggage carrier with which you can carry your essential food and water.

Making the decision now means that everyone knows that the surface will, in all likelihood, be a degree quicker than might ordinarily be the case.