Sentence examples for usually consulting from inspiring English sources
The study found that the fees for nonauditing services, usually consulting, were two and a half times greater than the fees for audits.
Peter and his brother Tony managed to rub along with each other, their father Norman, uncle Stanley and cousin Michael, sometimes going behind the older men's backs, usually consulting them on important decisions, and occasionally being surprised when they didn't block some new plan.
As in our study, older patients and those usually consulting PCPs wearing the white coat tend to prefer doctors wearing the coat [ 35, 36, 38].
The 3 nonsignificant items were #2: "usually consulting colleagues in unexpected situations", asymptotic p = 0.100; #7: "on the job teamwork", asymptotic p = 0.207; #13: "sense of security as a result of the reorganisation", asymptotic p = 0.631, with p > 0.05.
Care as usual for the frail elderly can be described as reactive, as GPs are usually consulted at the patient's initiative.
Fighters traveling to or from Afghanistan usually consulted with Mr. Hussain first, he added.
He was usually consulted by Napoleon on questions of promotion and became the best channel by which Napoleon's lieutenants could approach him.
Administration, on the other hand, is the responsibility of the county (or city) manager, who usually consults with members of the council before discharging important executive functions.
While the negotiators toiled here, Mr. Arafat flew today to Cairo to see the Egyptian president, Hosni Mubarak, the man with whom Mr. Arafat usually consults before forging ahead with a major negotiation with the United States.
Big shareholders are usually consulted about board appointments and, on the rare occasions when they are unhappy with a choice, it is usually the shareholders who win.Have a quiet wordEven so, as in America, many British institutional shareholders are remarkably reluctant to take any interest in improving corporate governance, says Colin Melvin of Hermes, a British fund manager.
The court interpretress assigned to him — he has fits of saying in German that he's forgotten all his French, and usually consults with his French lawyer only in English — bluntly said she thought, in his collecting instinct, that he was less erotic than plain practical.
