Sentence examples for reference to usual from inspiring English sources
The DHQ is a 36-page, self-administered food frequency questionnaire that includes 144 questions, with reference to usual intake in the past 12 months.
Howarth snorted that parliament was not a creche, a comment that failed to make any reference to the usual shenanigans during PMQs.
This was a reference to the usual rule that managers are not allowed to approach match officials until 30 minutes after the game.
You cannot explain away that kind of variation--zero percent versus 100 percent--by reference to the usual suspects.
Data were entered into Excel spreadsheets by clinic staff with reference to the usual clinic records where necessary e.g. for missing CO readings.
> DBs from the P-Xst zone (see Douillet et al. 2013) are grouped under the term "elongate" as a reference to their usual shape.
In addition, practitioner respondents were invited to discuss resources and educational needs in primary care professionals and suggestions about mode of delivery, with reference to their usual ways of learning.
There was no specific mention of Ms. Pelosi, but Republicans clearly implied her hand was at work with the letter's reference to "business-as-usual in Washington" and the stimulus "rushed through Congress without any member having read it".
"Will it begin at the bottom of the front page, 'Genius of the Vulgar Dies at 63' " he asked, "continued inside with one of the Times's awful photos of me and the usual reference to the name my parents gave me?" He was born Yitzroch Loiza Grossberg on Aug. 17, 1923 (although he also claimed to be born in 1925), to Jewish immigrants from the Ukraine.
The usual reference to broad societal discussion is well intended and sounds correct, but actually merely adds to vagueness on where decisions are made and by whom.
He brings back to the center of the debate the study of the peasantry as a class whose interests and political actions should be studied without the usual reference to the urban working classes.
