Sentence examples for usually in response from inspiring English sources
It is usually in response to the Ogle.
The work generally involves audits, evaluations and investigations of government activity, usually in response to questions from Congress.
The splinter is always an unusual leap in a suit, usually in response to an opening bid or a rebid after a suit response.
Hamas said it was not launching rockets at Israel, but acknowledged firing mortar shells at Israeli military positions, usually in response to Israeli actions.
There I found this definition for "rotflmao": "A chat-room abbreviation used mainly by imbeciles, usually in response to something mildly, often very mildly, amusing.
Stage fright involves a sudden involuntary cessation of body movement, usually in response to a stimulus of fear related to public speaking.
PayPal works to take down such accounts, usually acting in response to complaints from copyright holders.
This has usually been in response to abuses to which consumers have been exposed in connection with installment sales (hire-purchase agreements).
Sneezing usually occurs in response to nasal irritation, triggering a reflex that expels air at speeds of around 150 kilometres an hour.
Testosterone is usually elevated in response to confrontational situations -- a street fight, a marital spat, a presidential debate -- or in highly charged sexual environments, like a strip bar or a pornographic Web site.
"In today's world, sympathetic activation usually occurs in response to emotional stress, but our body prepares as if it were responding to a physical threat," the doctors wrote.
