Sentence examples for usual to that from inspiring English sources

More than anything else, the 'plagiarism' incident has the potential to transform Obama's image from that of a singular historic figure who soars above "politics as usual," to that of a gifted, but ordinary politician--just another client of the handful of media Svengalis who pull the strings of candidates and manipulate public opinion to win elections.

(The MMTers showed up, as usual, to insist that debt versus money printing *never* makes a difference; but that's a different story).

For sure it's not usual to see that, but I can understand he's frustrated, because the ball is close".

Because these were the first potatoes of the season, she'd added more brown sugar than usual to achieve that true sweet flavor.

It is usual to assume that blocks and treatments do not interact.

It is usual to assume that there is no time-dependence, and thus, the first term of the equation can be ignored.

In order to fit this model, it is usual to assume that the functional observations and the parameter function of the model belong to a same finite space generated by a basis of functions.

Pritchard said about 200 protesters demonstrated in Berkeley with the goal to "disrupt business as usual to show that black lives matter".

It is usual to assume that aptamers selected against tumor cell lines bind to surface proteins.

It is usual to consider that the maximum likelihood estimation of λ, denoted by λ ^, is the mean of the observed values (Van der Vaart 1998).

The mouse is also a global knockout and it is usual to show that there is no major reorganization within the dorsal horn.