Sentence examples for than habitual from inspiring English sources

One attraction is that the site gathers feedback from a wider group of patients than habitual activists.

Many expect the unhappy recipients of the authorities' attention to be impoverished pensioners and harassed housewives, rather than habitual tax dodgers.

In the event the talks ran on until four in the morning, broke up and then reconvened for another session at noon the next day.But it was more than habitual cussedness, or the sheer difficulty of the issues, that prolonged the talks.

Specifically, non-video game players and frequent video game players obtained a statistically lower mean perception of using motion-based video gaming in education than habitual video game players.

Yet, velocity is also about the rate of changes, about linking data sets that are coming with different speeds and about bursts of activities, rather than habitual steady tempo.

These results align with those of Jenny et al. (2013) in which non-video game players and frequent video game players have lower mean perception of the use of motion-based video games in education than habitual video game players.

Already we might suspect that "romance" implies more than our habitual, narrowed meaning: a love story.

Shops were open as usual and the cafés perhaps did a little more than their habitual business.

Kay's description sounds more reminiscent of Weimar Germany or other societies in a state of intellectual collapse than the habitual din and hubbub of American democracy.

He faces more even than the habitual vacillation of his allies who, having agreed a modest compromise after tortuous negotiation, are now trying to water it down again.

On the domestic front, Reagan offered little more than a habitual pitch for a series of nonstarters: a line-item veto and constitutional amendments banning abortion, permitting daily prayers in public schools, and mandating a balanced budget.