Sentence examples for act typically from inspiring English sources

In the case of factory farms it should try to control their threat to the environment through broader, more vigorous application of the Clean Water Act, typically invoked only in the most egregious cases.

The statutes undergirding E.P.A. policies — the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act, and the Toxic Substances Control Act — typically set out time frames for making rules or taking action.

The Ni nanoparticles can act typically as catalyst under specific conditions for ND nucleation resulting in growth.

Although this act typically would be classified as indirect disobedience, a part of one's taxes, in this case, would have gone directly to support the policy one opposes.

His charming act typically involves smacking them, pulling their hair, and forcing them to gag on his erect penis.

But in the end this irrational, delusional, self-destructive act typically leaves a dead suicide bomber, innocent people killed and wounded, and a worsening, not a fix, of the root problem.

The acts typically involved "a lot of kissing, groping.

And their acts typically last for only three to five minutes, the length of a song or two.

Though they're usually called d.j.s, these acts typically use computers and play their own music, which is made with relatively cheap software.

Comedians rather than musical acts typically open for Weird Al, and even Mr. Yankovic's manager questioned whether a pop group would appeal to his star's fans.

Since opening in 1987, the Talkhouse, which seats only 125, has built a reputation among both locals and visitors for showcasing well-known musical acts typically seen in New York City clubs.