Sentence examples for usually well known from inspiring English sources

The talented kids are usually well known to the national scouts by the time they're ten.

The typical high-volume general practitioner is usually well known to all the drug companies.

And so the leaders in various niches are usually well known.

But the intellectual lineage of mathematical ideas is usually well known and the intellectual watermarks of their creators obvious.

"Seminar" makes astute use of topical and intellectual references, which are usually well known enough to make middlebrow audiences feel highbrow.

Very high conversion efficiency of microwave energy into heat is possible since the sample load is usually well known and characterized (unlike that for domestic ovens).

They usually contain well known brands, such as Pinnacle and Titleist, and are usually quite cheap.

USUALLY the well known are lured into designer shops, not asked to leave.

However, at low heat demand conditions, an unstable oscillatory behavior is usually observed and well known for these devices.

Some of these definitions usually come from well known online dictionaries; others, from obscure web sites, which can make the results inconsistent.

But one of the main draws of the typical horror remake — that its source material, usually a franchise, is well known to prospective moviegoers — is missing.