Sentence examples for usually acquires from inspiring English sources
Groundwater usually acquires more dissolved minerals than does surface runoff because of its longer direct contact with soil and rock.
Meningococcal meningitis is usually acquired by nasal droplet transmission.
Interpreters usually acquire two identities, interpreter and character, and the boundary between them can blur.
People usually acquire the tick while walking through grassy or wooded areas.
They have an imposing bearing not usually acquired during teacher training.
"Astute observational skills are usually acquired only after about five years of being in medical practice," Dr. Braverman said.
Scabies, which is caused by the mite Sarcoptes scabiei, is usually acquired through close personal contact, especially sexual contact.
In Europe such a second name is less common and is usually acquired at baptism (or, eventually, at confirmation).
They need a tax identification number, usually acquired from the Administración Federal de Ingresos Públicos, the equivalent to the Internal Revenue Service, and it takes about 48 hours to obtain.
Among his big holdings, usually acquired with the backing of major banks, were the Revco drug store chain and Sealy, the mattress company.
It is very visible, and by the time a dictatorship is defeated, democratic forces have usually acquired a momentum that is hard to stop.
