Sameer Khader Business as usual.

Business as Usual with Russia?

He was late as usual.

I got up early as usual.

It cannot be business as usual.

England is right behind you, as usual.

Bill was late for school as usual.

He got up at five as usual.

As usual the peasants are busy scattering grain seeds.

Business as usual and fighting to maintain vested interests

Belarus provides a glaring example. The European Parliament has consistently denounced Belarus as Europe s last dictatorship, yet EU member governments continue business as usual with Aleksander Lukashenka, the country s wayward and near lunatic despot.

If we do not keep this goal in mind and continue to attend to what now appears to be customary business as usual , we will not live up to expectations.

Start as usual, go the other way around the loop.

And as usual, they had to buy nuclear power from France.

And if it's business as usual, we're going out of business.

In other words, what are the costs of doing business as usual?

And I put it to you, that is not business as usual.

Now I'm going to show you how business as usual will affect this.

Business as usual meaning no business at all is simply not an option.

As usual, you are going to be a very hard act to follow.

The Usual Suspect

And the red line is the treatment as usual medication with a medical doctor.

Business as usual in healthcare is broken and we've got to do something different.

Within 40 years, physicists discovered the whole explanation, expressed, as usual, in elegant symbols.

As usual, I mispronounced words and broke my sentences up in the wrong places.

As usual the Spanish team are showing off their skills at one touch football.

It was recognition that business as usual is inadequate and can no longer prevail.

First, higher levels of CO2 are making the world s oceans acidic. If we continue with business as usual, we will end up destroying a vast amount of marine life, severely damaging the food chains on which we rely.

They tried the usual psychotherapy.

The usual sort of thing.

I arrived later than usual.

He arrived earlier than usual.

Africans and Indians, as usual, South Americans, and Eastern Europeans in particular are on our buy list.

They recognize that, while their supporters may be devout Muslims, they also need to earn a living empty hotels and beaches would be economically disastrous. Thus, tourism professionals in both countries have received strong government assurances that business will continue as usual.

It will be business pretty much as usual as Europeans prepare cheerfully in the years ahead for the Winter Olympics in Sochi, just up the road from the Russian missiles and tanks on Georgian soil. Meanwhile, Europeans will continue to talk about their crucial role in world affairs.

The more usual case is overeating.

The meeting ended earlier than usual.

We walked more quickly than usual.

We have less snow than usual.

As usual, Australia will co sponsor and, if necessary, vote in favour of both draft resolutions before us.

I call today s growth pattern the business as usual option the smart technology growth pattern, by contrast, represents the sustainable development option. Business as usual can work for a while, but it will end in tears, while the sustainable development path can lead to long term prosperity.

But the furor missed some of the most interesting questions, focusing (as usual) on Facebook s tone deafness (as usual). Nobody seemed interested in the obvious question of whether the findings reflected a genuine shift in mood, or simply a desire conscious or unconscious to fit in.

In environmental circles, we often hear that, rather than shifting to renewables, we are continuing with business as usual.

As usual, full support by UNFPA is geared towards population projects and programmes, which totalled 318 million in 2004.

'This is not usual,' Ferrell recalled saying.