Sentence examples for a typical state from inspiring English sources

The largest single expense in a typical state budget in 1950 was for state mental hospitals.

A starting salary at Children of Peace is $19,500; at a typical state elementary school it is $29,600.

"A typical state of the ultimate laptop's memory looks like a thermonuclear explosion or a little piece of the Big Bang!

The turnout was twice as high as in a typical state primary and the amendment to ban gay marriage passed with 71percentt support.

With about 600,000 residents, 97percentt of them white, Vermont is hardly a typical state; its largest city, Burlington, has fewer than 40,000 people.

But a typical state, Colorado, reported that religious real estate valued at more than $1.1 billion was exempt from local property taxes there last year.

Indeed, the Argentine Mail is a typical state-owned enterprise.

Mr Hutton is also a left-leaning columnist, and thus not a typical state-slashing free-marketeer.

These programs, and the children's visits this week, might have died as proposals in a typical state-run prison, Ms. Fennelly said.

It was born in 1922, matured after the second world war, and has all the features of a typical state-owned monopoly of the mid-20th century.

The SGM is cast as a typical state-space model without memory-less transformations, a structure which is useful for simulation and controller design.