Sentence examples for usually invoked from inspiring English sources
It's usually invoked as evidence that women need more confidence.
Automatic debugging is usually invoked when a test fails in one situation, but succeeds in another.
Statistics are usually invoked, and pictures of body parts provided (or sought) as proof.
The growing number of regulations and taxes was particularly resented in the countryside, where people usually invoked old privileges.
They provide longer mandatory prison sentences than local and state laws and are usually invoked against traditional organized-crime organizations.
Until recently, the rule was usually invoked after college boosters and professional agents gave gifts and cash to athletes.
When Vidal talks about "The Best Man," which was filmed in 1964, he usually invokes "The Front Page" and "The Little Foxes".
Models of water structure usually invoke structural motifs with well-defined hydrogen-bond geometry [13 16], often inspired by high-pressure ice polymorphs.
Most empirical studies and numerical simulations of fatigue damage accumulation mechanisms for metals with nanoscale grains usually invoke grain boundary-mediated processes.
Customers left out of pocket by a breach of contract can usually invoke section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act and claim a refund from their credit card issuer.
Training deep neural networks usually invokes error gradient backpropagation (BP), which costs a long training time even on high-performance computing devices or with professional skills of experienced experimenters.
