Sentence examples for usually a part of from inspiring English sources

Arbitration agreements are usually a part of most tax shelter contracts, several lawyers said yesterday.

A recursive case calls the recursive procedure on a simpler case (usually a part of the input).

In the actual instruction, a single lesson is usually a part of a longer sequence covering months or more.

But he gives the governor points for eliminating the "smoke and mirrors and tomfoolery" that's usually a part of the budgeting process.

A slider joint is usually a part of a pneumatic or hydraulic actuation device which may further involve complicated control systems.

Sunday school, also called church school, or Christian education, school for religious education, usually for children and young people and usually a part of a church or parish.

Today, genuflecting to bishops is usually not a part of the usual protocol.

"Anything that happens in the audience usually becomes a part of the show.

Public schools can and do teach about religion as an academic subject, usually as a part of middle school and high school social studies or geography classes.

Work loss is usually not a part of a health insurance plan, and would need to be purchased in a separate Disability Insurance plan.

The banks save all this information, all emails; they usually are a part of the various financial deals and their genesis.