Sentence examples for usually to remove from inspiring English sources
Mastectomy, surgical removal of a breast, usually to remove a malignancy but also performed in the treatment of other conditions (e.g., cystic breast disease) and for other medical reasons.
Of those women, 1,080 had surgery, usually to remove one or both ovaries.
But nearly 10 percent of those screened, more than 3,200 women, had false-positive results and more than 1,000 of them had surgery, usually to remove one or both ovaries.
Usually, to remove these tree branches, it is needed a person and a crane, the latter is to access the target and the former is to prune them with a specialized tool.
Specialised services typically get information and take action on a case by case basis, but when the teams reach the site and assess the situation, their only option is usually to remove the child from their environment and place them in emergency care.
Compounding the issue, she said, plastic surgeons usually prefer to remove both breasts.
And because scandalous material drives readership, sites are usually loathe to remove anything unless it violates copyrights or involves a minor.
Instant messages typically come from people only after a user has added them to a chat list, and abusers are usually easy to remove, block and report.
The first act of a new year is usually attempting to remove that pulsating tractor wheel of pudding and booze that's amassed around your waist over the past fortnight.
"Which is not only a supreme compliment, but something that makes my life much easier, since in a show house you usually have to remove your wallpaper and paint everything white".
To counter this, Mr. Blaine's staff spent hours yesterday piling new bundles of dry ice on top of the block, as well as using a chemical compound usually used to remove chewing gum from fabric to maintain the shape of the cube.
