Sentence examples for usual step from inspiring English sources
The research bypassed the usual step of generating "blank slate" stem cells from which chosen cell types are derived.
The muscular stones of the Metropolitan Museum of Art sat hulking, silent, clear of the usual step sitters.
The sending of a document setting out the commission's concerns about a deal is a usual step in a second-stage review.
150-odd years before the story opens there was a huge revolution – but instead of taking the more usual step of hanging their oppressors from lampposts, a large number of the revolutionaries fled to set up their own ideal society.
On Tuesday the 32-strong council of governors – a collection of academics, local parents and doctors – will decide whether to remove Hughes permanently from the hospital board: an usual step in the NHS, where hospital trust chairs often act to dismiss board members.
The judge also took the usual step of inviting the defendants–several porn firms to file for a summary judgment in the case.
The court can then take the usual steps to enforce the fine.
Fassel was more animated than usual, stepping into the middle of exercises to scold players.
The Kochhaus is in fact a food store that encourages people to cook well for themselves by streamlining the usual steps necessary between the idea of a meal and its realization.
New rules have required Abbott to go through the agency's usual steps for making sure a new drug is safe and effective, even though Synthroid has been sold since 1955, before the advent of that requirement.
Chris Hendriks, spokeswoman for Catholic Health Services of Long Island, Mercy's parent company, said the hospital went through the usual steps to verify the service would be covered, and got no hint that Oxford would pay anything less than the full bill.
