Sentence examples for usually not even from inspiring English sources

It's usually not even about the money.

And we are usually not even in control of that.

Unfortunately, magnetic resonance techniques are usually not even considered as necessary tools for CaP inspection.

The mullah is a hired preacher, paid from the largesse of the village, usually not even a Pashtun.

It is usually not even funny, but we all laugh anyway because we appreciate the effort to distract us from our first-tee jitters. 5.

"It's an anachronism," said Roderick Donker van Heel, general manager of Deutsche Touring, which offers bus service from Frankfurt and other cities to foreign destinations, but is usually not even allowed to drop off passengers within Germany.

This fee, charged by the tour company, can range from $100 to $800 and is usually not covered, even by travel insurance.

Larger cliques (> 3) should be avoided, but this is usually not possible even with the optimal triangulation procedure.

This very compliant argument turns out to be a rather arbitrary assumption usually not valid even in close congeneric series due to enthalpy-entropy compensation phenomena.

If a person has a previous diagnosis of epilepsy with previous imaging, repeating the imaging is usually not needed even if there are subsequent seizures.

However, standardised assessments of white matter changes and atrophy are usually not done, even in patients with cognitive impairment [ 19].