Sentence examples for usually one day from inspiring English sources

"Usually one day of rain causes three days of delays". He also told parents that police would no longer ticket cars parked on the streets around the school on street sweeping day after district officials promised to take care of street sweeping with their own equipment.

The model enables to obtain both periodic and non-periodic timetables and, in contrast with previous works, it is able to use a dynamic behavior of the demand along the complete planning horizon (usually one day).

The randomization was done by the statistics and data centre, usually one day before each training course when the full list of registered participants was available.

If patients developed detectable effusions after removal of the thoracic drainage (which was usually one day after surgery) until discharge they were allocated into the POEE group (n = 29), or into the non-POEE group (no effusion, n = 46).

The perioperative coagulation management strategy was as follows: all patients took aspirin until the day of the surgery and resumed it as soon as possible after the surgery, usually one day postoperatively.

Some universities have hired high-performing researchers on short-term contracts, usually for one day a week, the lowest fraction that counts for inclusion within the REF. Some have hired ghost writers to draft the "impact" assessments that universities now have to provide to demonstrate the relevance of their research.

It usually meets one day each year to approve the Workers partyy's bills.

We would usually choose one day close to Christmas to shop for all of the special ingredients, one day for all the baking and one day for the packaging.

The project officer was primarily responsible for recruitment and due to resourcing, recruitment usually occurred one day per week.

But town meetings usually occur one day a year.

These case studies usually lasted one day or one-half day.