Sentence examples for usually common from inspiring English sources

We suggest that if brain size is relatively larger among urban birds, this may be mediated through an effect of brain size on general commonness of species (e.g. that generalists have relatively larger brains and generalists are usually common), but commonness in source areas is what affects urban commonness per se.

These included the rear facades of the houses, which were usually common brick.

Woodrats are usually common within their ranges, but Allegheny woodrat populations are declining, possibly because of forest defoliation by gypsy moths and infestation by parasites.

Vladimir Jurowski, the principal conductor of the London Philharmonic, admits that the Southbank festival will offer "a much more austere menu" than is usually common, something that may not appeal to everyone at least at first.Mr Ross senses increasing openness to the modern repertoire, but "it depends on where you are".

Some of the most common strategies include: Convertible arbitrage This involves going long in convertible securities (usually shares or bonds) that are exchangeable for a certain number of another form (usually common shares) at a preset price, and simultaneously shorting the underlying equities.

The lads make all the decision and they are usually common sense," O'Brien told the BBC.

They said that people usually employ common sense rules to aid in decisions.

Life is all about risk management, which we usually call common sense.

I was having trouble seeing the board, which is usually the common thing.

Whatever their styles, the different generations of folk performers can usually find common ground.

He added, "Let's give them at least the benefit that most of you usually give common criminals".