Sentence examples for reasons usually from inspiring English sources

The Power Hitter Power hitters, Mussina reasons, usually try to drive in runs rather than eke out walks.

That's rare at this stage in an election for two reasons: usually, by now, voters have made up their minds.

The reasons usually cited for visiting Buenos Aires are decidedly unholy: great food, fantastic wines and a sexy atmosphere.

Prime ministers are turned out for trivial reasons, usually because someone else is impatient for a turn at the top.

· · I do think, though, that the Blunkett affair casts doubts on his judgment, and not just for the reasons usually cited.

Not for dark, pervy reasons: usually to avoid eye contact with the unhinged element that has, of late, turned mass transport and many sidewalks into halfway houses.

Emotions run high and common sense and reason usually do not.

Most theatres give concessions for age, though that may limit you to matinee performances which are, for that reason, usually full of older, attentive audiences.

The Pakistanis prefer the long form for the reason usually expressed in the punch line of a joke as "that's the Middle East".

But one reason usually tops the list: "It turned out that it wasn't entirely clear that people wanted to be seen on a telephone," Dr. Hochheiser said.

It is not unusual for video game studios to push back release dates, but the reason usually involves glitches and missed deadlines.