Sentence examples for usual verdict from inspiring English sources
Suicide is the usual verdict on Lota's death – though her family disputed it, and still do.
But the impact is not clean: the coroner's usual verdict, suicide caused by "multiple blunt-force injuries," euphemizes the devastation.
It may not be the usual verdict on North Korea; there is, for instance, a distinct absence of any reference to forced labour, hunger or personality cults.
The verdict, per usual: Jeremy Corbyn, kind of a dick.
We give each one a "fly" or "die" verdict and, as usual, a founder from one of the companies joins us as a surprise guest to subject themselves to our grilling.
After the verdict, the prison service trotted out the usual platitudes: "every death a tragedy … lessons will be learned".
As the spring classics ended, the annual verdict on how the French are doing is no better than usual, perhaps even worse.
The verdict in the first federal trial of a former Guantánamo detainee has unleashed the usual chest-thumping and fear-mongering from the usual politicians.
Publicly, foreign companies will deny that the verdict indicates a deteriorating operational environment by reassuring shareholders that it is business as usual in China.
