Sentence examples for usual tradition from inspiring English sources

Mr. Silver said as much himself, explaining that the seriousness of the issue is "why I'm standing here today, breaking from the usual tradition".

Alibaba's response broke with the usual tradition in China of kowtowing to the state, when it said the report contained "selective omissions and malicious actions".Microsoft's share price tumbled as investors responded coolly to its quarterly earnings.

The under-pressure Clarke, who broke with the usual tradition of holding a press briefing to discuss performance, is focusing the retailer's financial power on making its big stores more appealing to shoppers.

Significantly, the Saudi minister wasted little time in proposing the larger-than-expected cut as soon as he arrived in Algeria on Tuesday, breaking with his usual tradition of giving away little ahead of OPEC meetings.

This is a departure from the usual tradition of Bhairava as a form of Shiva.

The usual tradition was for the leading figure of the winning party to be offered the position of Secretary of State, the most senior Cabinet post.

It follows the usual traditions, with wooden cabins, an ice rink and plenty of mulled wine.

One is that it deviates from the usual Justice Department tradition under which its lawyers defend even laws that the sitting president and his party oppose.

The basic story is that, in the usual Republican tradition, Trump wants to give huge tax cuts targeted primarily to the wealthy.

In a break with usual NHS tradition, self-referral was also allowed as an experiment to determine whether it identified people who would not otherwise have access to services.

Breaking with all the usual Christmas traditions, it's actually still available to buy.