Sentence examples for would customarily be from inspiring English sources

And, in deciding to run first for governor and then for President, he was not troubled by his lack of what would customarily be considered a full measure of experience and preparation.

Why would you pardon him, then?" Katherine Fernandez Rundle, the current state attorney of Miami-Dade County, whose office would customarily be asked to weigh in on possible pardons, said in a statement that "it is not worth the time, the expense or the use of precious staff resources to uphold" Morrison's convictions.

War makes killings legal that would customarily be punished as first-degree murder.

Chirwa's (2002, p. 99) characterisation of a southern African family (see Figure 1) clearly depicts how childcare would customarily be arranged in the event of a father's death.

And while most Americans who favor keeping marriage as it has customarily been would prefer no legal recognition of same-sex unions at either the federal or the state level, we believe that they can live with federal civil unions — provided that no religious groups are forced to accept them as marriages.

Yet there would be significant ramifications here should countries which have customarily been in the top five of the world rankings in the professional era, and very often in the leading three, lose their lustre.

It has long been assumed that these extravaganzas would baffle or bore a modern audience, and they have customarily been performed with the spoken texts omitted or greatly curtailed.

Indeed, many synonyms customarily are put to different uses.

Summer has historically and customarily been a time for enjoyment and appreciation.

Gene extensions have customarily been defined as ± 50 Kb.

A cavity in its belly, which has lost the mirror that would customarily seal it, presumably was filled with medicines, and so was its head.