Sentence examples for very usual for from inspiring English sources

I just met with our researchers, which is not very usual for a C.E.O.

With engine management, for example, on road cars, it is very usual for that to be a seven-year period, from the start of development to actually being in a road car.

"I felt so nervous because it is not very usual for a tennis player once you lose to come back the next day and play, so it was incredibly hard but I am so glad I did it and it was worth it".

It's been very usual for white urban youth to take cues, styles, and patterns of speech, from people with West Indian or other ethnic minority roots, because, at least with people from poorer backgrounds, we were always mixing.

Indeed, it was very usual for GPs to call the hospitals to enquire about their patients' progress.

Beyond this, the effects of such T147F substitution seems to be enhanced by R160, also very usual for the C. elegans NRs presenting the residue pattern from set 1 recovered by our correlation network.

"Violence is a very usual behaviour for animals," said Sala. "It's not surprising that interpersonal violence took place".

Moreover, this kind of processing has become very usual in the last decade for designing linear and nonlinear estimation algorithms from a discrete-time [1, 5 9] as well as a continuous-time perspective of the problem [10].

This latter case is very usual and characteristic.

"Affreux, it's not a very usual word.

Karajan: This is very usual and enormously important.