Sentence examples for regional usually from inspiring English sources

Or any one of half a dozen regional, usually traditional, ways of eating that have been credited with keeping an improbable proportion of their populations alive beyond the age of 100.

First, MPA design is evolving to merge community (usually bottom-up) and regional (usually top-down) planning approaches.

RCMs use GCMs to produce climate projections at a higher resolution on a regional (usually continental) scale (see Christensen et al. 2007 and references therein).

At the beginning of the trial, all GPs in group 3 are invited to the small group meetings, which are organised regionally, usually at the regional hospital.

Regional models usually represent the spatial and temporal variations in a particular region in more detail and accuracy compared to global geomagnetic models (e.g. IGRF-10 and IGRF-11).

Regional newspapers usually report ABC figures on a half-yearly basis.

It has rejected five requests for aid from smaller regional airlines, usually on the ground that the airline's prospects were too chancy.

And there is food: hot food, cold food, Asian food, American regional, international; usually 60 or so items, including, the other day, polenta lasagna, a dubious, gooey concoction.

Buyers of regional jets usually get better terms for financing, with longer payment schedules than buyers of longer-range jets offered by Airbus and Boeing.

Whereas a national party may see virtue in compromise or in such values as free speech, a regional figure usually gains by stoking indignation.

Regional DCs usually keep fast-moving items in their inventories.