Sentence examples for usually in relation from inspiring English sources

POI A person of interest, usually in relation to an allegation about their behaviour.

He said he frequently discussed Tyco's share price with Mr. Kozlowski and Mr. Swartz, usually in relation to developments that might affect the stock.

One also needs to be very careful about, e.g., claims that quantum mechanics deals with discrete values, usually in relation to Heisenberg uncertainty principles, hence physics at the basic level is a discrete theory.

The presence of yellow/green sputum was considered alongside the nature (dense, smelly), amount (increased), usually in relation to cough.

One third of preterm births are iatrogenic because of maternal or fetal reasons, usually in relation to maternal hypertensive disease.

Behaviour operationally refers to, the actions or reactions of the nurse/midwife, usually in relation to HIV/AIDS prevention and the working environment.

These are usually auxiliary in relation to the main house or building but relate to them in character and detail.

The contracts' payments are usually calculated in relation to the value of some underlying asset, like a bond or a shipment of oil.

That is all good, yes?" Entreating travellers to go out of season is a tired saw but not one usually used in relation to Iceland.

While Discourses is now usually considered in relation to a tradition of philosophical reflections on induction and metaphysics, most of its tens of thousands of original readers would, Secord suggests, have understood it quite differently, as a guide to conduct.

One of our weaknesses has been we talk a lot about risk and we talk a lot about transparency but usually only in relation to others.. Transparency is quite new to philanthropy but I like to think we're improving greatly in that regard but we're not there yet.