Sentence examples for the most common usage from inspiring English sources

Although other methods of triangulation are possible (such as with photographs), the most common usage is with circles.

In both cases, our new style is aligned with The Associated Press and the most common usage in other publications.

This is the most common usage of species after Olivi, that is, that species are representative.

Most tablet users can attest, this is the most common usage location anyway.

However, the extreme of having nothing cloud-based will largely disappear". Hybrid will be the most common usage of the cloud, Gartner states.

In the interest of clarity, I will stipulate and adopt what I take to be the most common usage, despite recognizing that this usage is not ideal.

Phone calls and texting were found to be the most common usages while driving, hence, both were chosen to be further analyzed.

However, aside from this most common usage, mifepristone has been proven effective as a growth inhibitor in endometriosis [ 1, 2], uterine fibroids [ 3- 5], and benign cases of meningioma [ 6].

The site of Bugey has also been referred to under the name of St Vulbas (Hill and Laplanche, 1990); we shall follow the current (and most common) usage and refer to it as Bugey.

In its most common usage, the phrase "the sharing economy" has come to encompass business models that don't foster any sense of true "sharing" per se, but instead includes peer-to-peer marketplaces that connect buyers and sellers.

Keturah de Klerk, the website's creator, told the ABC in 2009 that it was not "coming the raw prawn" or other "bonza" cliched slang that caused the most confusion but the words and phrases in most common usage.