Sentence examples for usually allows from inspiring English sources

The clothes were more eclectic than Ghesquière's clear vision of chic usually allows.

But if the same content has been posted to raise awareness, the company usually allows it.

The Forgotten Waltz, as its romantic title suggests, has more of a soft centre than she usually allows herself.

I think my colleague is right that the issue is more complex than political reporting usually allows.

The government of Prime Minister Tony Blair has had a year of setbacks and stumbles that usually allows an opposition party to dream of recapturing 10 Downing Street.

There is a difference, though: the Pentagon usually allows three to five years for a closing, giving the community time to adjust.

Monsanto usually allows university scientists to use its technology for research, executives said, though a separate license may be required for commercial use.

Many e-mail programs, including Eudora, offer the choice of AppleDouble encoding, which usually allows non-Macintosh systems to open the attachments.

There is a door next to his locker that is off limits to reporters and usually allows him to sneak in and out without being bothered.

For better or worse, its idiosyncrasies were the product of an economic decline that lasted for many decades, far longer than a market economy usually allows.

The title track is Sade's best single in ages, a combination of gently martial snare tattoo, tense strings, and dirtier drum sounds than the band usually allows.