Sentence examples for usual it will take from inspiring English sources

As usual, it will take more than curiosity to part us from our toys — good thing for us that there are (as usual) test subjects a-plenty in the form of undergraduates (side note: I've heard Psychology referred to as "the study of undergraduates" because of a huge proportion of knowledge in that field is derived from that population).

If Microsoft follows its usual pattern, it will take three revisions of Pocket PC before it really gets it right.

Based on the current trajectory, the OECD offers a business-as-usual estimate that it will take 70 years, instead of 35, to double living standards across the advanced economies.

Delivering the right insight in the right way requires determining what the customer has already concluded about its needs and available solutions, who the decision makers are (often not the usual suspects), and what it will take to change their minds.

We anticipate more attendees than usual for this talk, so it will take place in a larger room – Pick Lounge – on the ground floor of Pick Hall.

I tried stripping away the DRM with the usual software but was unsuccessful; it will take someone smarter than me to crack that encryption.

It will take place in its usual location of Durham, North Carolina from May 18 21.

We will be celebrating the holiday, with all the usual food and revelry, except this year it will take place in our flooded and torn-up home.

Because warfarin decreases your ability to clot blood, it will take longer than usual to stop bleeding.

The directive comes into effect next January, although it is being resisted fiercely by insurance lobbyists, so it will take even longer than usual for member states to implement the law.

It will take more than the usual grains of salt to accept so cynical a distortion of reality, and one wonders how the "cause" of this country in Southeast Asia is advanced by so ar bitrary a move.