Sentence examples for usually proper from inspiring English sources

Brands (legally called trademarks) refer to one specific brand of products, distinguishable from their competition and are usually proper nouns.

With the lack of understanding there is usually no proper IPR strategy, which includes proper documentation of all invention.

Usually the proper timing of an objection will force an elaboration of it.

"Even if I can't see the puck, I'm usually in proper position and it hits me".

One of the Love Activists told the Guardian: "We don't usually find proper washing facilities in the commercial premises we occupy.

The Young Concert Artists gala at Alice Tully Hall is usually a proper affair, with talented rising artists playing the standard repertory with assurance.

Usually a proper wild dog kills to eat, whereas dogs that are half domestic and half wild do it for fun".

We have known for some time now that terrorist groups prefer to attack "soft" targets because they usually lack proper security, and there are many more soft targets than hard targets.

In fact, a number of clearly illegal copies were found, where the publishers' files had been copied, usually without proper attribution.

In most workouts that I observe in the gym, I see people treating the lower back as an afterthought--usually right up there with proper stretching.

In his hands, however, a beard usually finds its proper shape.