Sentence examples for usage usually from inspiring English sources

It consists of one word, its definition, its etymology and an example of usage, usually gleaned from recent newspaper or magazine articles.

The only problem is that most users have wireless plans that include a limited amount of data usage — usually just 2GB or 5GB per month.

The energy usage, usually classified into primal (e.g., oil and coal) and secondary (i.e., electricity) categories, is essential in developing the economy, but the development simultaneously produces various pollutions (e.g., carbon emission).

Usage: Usually substitute for calling someone a "bitch" or an "asshole".

After identification of the device, the usage usually declines which may have a significant effect on its subsequent outcome, for a variety of reasons.

Therefore, their results may have been biased because drug usage usually varies with time, and a marked increase in drug usage may have been recorded at the initial COPD diagnosis which then fluctuated with the natural course of disease progression (similar to Figure  4).

But emergencies like the one this week are almost unheard of in late fall when usage is usually low compared with summer.

Whether the solution involves installing air filtration systems on cruise ships, lobbying for safer meat production or restricting microbead usage, it usually comes after a problem has become a crisis.

With the exception of the Internet, the frequency of usage was usually lower on average than perceived efficiency was.

Although energy and CPU usage are usually considered adequate for mobile devices on vehicles, it is still necessary to define a unified cost per unit data transmission to compensate the contribution of helpers and forwarders for their relaying the traffic.

Shifts in codon usage are usually considered to be caused by changes in functional constraints and in gene expression levels.