Sentence examples for usually extend from inspiring English sources

Such business tax breaks are called extenders because lawmakers usually extend them all at once, adding them to other tax bills as they move through Congress.

Such admiration for noble virtues did not usually extend to the political role.

(Relic areas also have their own innovations, which, however, usually extend over a smaller geographic area).

The mixing depth does not usually extend to more than about 3 km altitude, even in the afternoon, because of capping by subsidence inversions.

Recent observational findings above 20000 km indicate, however, that the U-shaped potential related to stable auroral arcs does not usually extend to that altitude.

Kurtas are long shirts with split front and back panels that usually extend to mid-thigh; they are worn by both men and women.

In 3D mode, the horizontal resolution usually extends to kilometers.

A homogeneous tandem array of one sequence type usually extended the length of the insert.

As they got older, the two dogs were afforded privileges usually extended to elderly humans.

The Internal Revenue Service is bad at policing tax avoidance by multinationals, and, in practice, temporary provisions are usually extended.

"This prohibition usually extends so far as to include such mundane activities as painting and choice of colors," he said.