Sentence examples for usually to report from inspiring English sources

To be sure, the news media's job is usually to report facts, not speculation.

For current collaborative spectrum sensing schemes, secondary users are usually assumed to report their sensing information honestly.

But, since the REIT never paid taxes, the investor usually has to report the dividend as income instead of claiming the lower capital gains and dividend rates.

For example, it has been found that people are usually unable to report signs and symptoms related to periodontal conditions [ 8, 9].

The observers received a surprise question about the perceptual organization of the background elements and were usually unable to report about the grouping into rows or columns.

For unbalanced translocations (25% of the translocations detected by the 4 14 or 11 14 probe sets), we were usually unable to report lymphocytes with the same translocation.

Of note, this estimate improves at term when women are often seen at least once a week and are usually asked to report the absence of fetal movement.

Because PhyloSub usually tends to report trees with a higher number of nodes, we also considered the size of the smallest tree reported by PhyloSub in their provided list of top trees for each input.

Environmental case studies of source reduction, while more inclusive of contextual and practical factors, usually neglect to report on the impact of the source reduction strategy on the work environment.

Although you can usually request to report anonymously, police generally prefer that you provide your name and contact information so that they can contact you with any follow-up questions or to serve as a witness.

After his "very low" comment he said: "But when you make that exception, there's usually a requirement to report the rape within 48 hours.