Sentence examples for usually procure from inspiring English sources

When Danish schools need new furniture, they usually procure it from well-known Danish designers.

"They usually procure medicines at a higher price than they need to," says Mr Klepikov.

Even unlicensed loggers usually procure paperwork from some pliant bureaucrat or other, declaring their wares to be legal.

Unlike property developers, custom builders (individuals or groups who buy land and procure a home for themselves as a place to live) can usually procure their homes at a fraction of the equivalent property market cost.

Funeral homes usually procure the death certificate as well as copies for the family.

In Saipan, and later in his final years in a Vietnamese village, Mr. Hillblom vigorously pursued three interests: real estate development, mostly hotels and golf courses; teenage girls, usually procured in brothels and strip clubs; and seemingly endless legal squabbles.

A typical swindle described by the deserters was the diversion of the money allocated to commanders to pay for food, which is usually procured locally rather than distributed from a central depot.

She usually procures 'naturally deceased' animals from a farm in Cobleskill, New York, where her friends, Thomas McCurdy and Bailey Hale, raise goats, pigs, rabbits, and chickens.

Usually, treatment strategies fail or procure rather modest improvement and consequently, locoregional recurrence, distant metastases, and second primary tumors are frequent.

For the Jubilee year, December 2015 to November 2016, priests will be allowed to "absolve of the sin of abortion those who procure it" – a responsibility usually reserved for bishops in most countries.

As a recent college grad, the college prep business is a nearly surefire way to procure a Chinese work visa, which usually calls for two years of work experience.