Sentence examples for usual wording from inspiring English sources

Since March the Brazilian real and the South Korean won have gained 42% and 36% respectively against the yuan, seriously eroding those countries' competitiveness.Speculation about a change in China's currency policy increased in the week before Mr Obama's visit, after the People's Bank of China tweaked the usual wording in its quarterly monetary-policy report.

The usual wording is simply (see Clark's Publishing Agreements, 9th edition (2014), Precedent 8B, "the Author as beneficial owner hereby assigns to publisher the copyright in the Article" – no mention of precursors there!

In developed countries the usual wording is "percent chance" or "how likely", while in developing countries respondents are often given a number of beans or balls they are asked to distribute.4 Delavande et al.

Thus, corporal is the usual wording.

The usual wording of "by parties unknown" was too crass even for these hard-bitten men.

"As usual, words failed him," quipped Vidal.

Dour, I think, is the usual word.

Even in psychological terms, sacrifice is a most usual word.

"Affreux, it's not a very usual word.

The usual word order is subject object verb (SOV).

There were the usual words about attendance (growing), television deals (increasing) and perception (on the up).