Sentence examples for usually categories from inspiring English sources

"These are usually categories that have become major fields in the last 2 decades [such as] nanotechnology and AIDS/HIV," says team leader Anurag Acharya.

Various clinical and investigation features have been incorporated into several risk stratification schemes, usually with categories of high, intermediate/moderate, or low risk, equating to the likely stroke risk by category.

In the Presbyterian churches of British American background, there are usually four categories of church government.

Auden in his introduction to his Collected Poems (well, the first one of his collected poems), said in a writer's work there are usually four categories – he loved categorising things.

And in the real world, there are usually multiple categories of damages.

Usually, two categories of patients (responders and non-responders) are compared.

"To find out that Serena was interested was wonderful news because it's not usually a category that people are clamoring to be associated with".

This usually overlooked category has an unusually strong set of nominees this time around.

Age isn't usually a category on a bio or resume, but it may be suggested through particular dates, such as the year someone earned a baccalaureate degree of when exhibitions are cited for some distant decade.

Activities are usually grouped into categories that reflect the core components of participants' work, and the aggregated time spent per category is then reported.

The best R&B and best hip-hop categories, usually dominated by US superstars, are more equally split than ever.