Sentence examples for was not customarily from inspiring English sources

Then he bet the new officer that Mr. Clinton would leave the White House residence and head for the Oval Office within 10 minutes to meet Ms. Lewinsky, even though the President was not customarily in his office early on Saturday morning.

But friendships are not customarily scrutinised in this way.

Metaphor alert: nails are not customarily driven into coffins until the contents are certifiably deceased.

Subparagraph (B) shall not apply in the case of a plan which provides contributions or benefits for employees whose principal duties are not customarily performed aboard an aircraft in flight (other than management pilots described in the preceding sentence).

And I think the generation that we have today that uses the empowerment of mobile technology, the convenience of transparency and empowerment that it brings to make decisions, that's something that's not customarily found in health care from one end to the other.

However, PMNs are not customarily associated with the pathology of AD.

Cefepime concentrations in the blood or cerebrospinal fluid have been performed rarely for research purposes and are not customarily performed in clinical practice.

For interviewees, this information and context were of important ethical value in safeguarding against harmful uses of data, but is not customarily shared with secondary data users.

Therefore, statistical significance tests are not customarily applied to the results of a correspondence analysis, and are not needed for the clustering of factors produced in a correspondence analysis.

He explained that although Soviet citizens did have the means to make ice (most Soviet-produced fridges came with "ugly aluminum devices included to prepare ice cubes," he reminded me), Russian drinks weren't customarily amenable to it.

It's a club — a movement, really — that anyone can join, and its appeal is probably strongest to people who aren't customarily invited to think of themselves as heirs to the intellectual legacy of Du Bois, or, for that matter, of anybody else.