Sentence examples for are typically caught from inspiring English sources
Six main conditions are typically caught under the umbrella of schizophrenia: paranoia; grandiosity (delusional beliefs that one has special powers or is famous); hallucinations (hearing voices, for example); thought disorder (being unable to think straight); anhedonia or the inability to experience pleasure; and diminished emotional expression (essentially an emotional "numbness").
Salmon are typically caught in rivers and bays with gill nets or purse seines.
They are typically caught with nets, trawls and harpoons.
Because herring are typically caught further offshore (i.e., 25 50 km) in the Gulf of Maine, demand for herring from the lobster fishery also results in a net transport of biomass from offshore to nearshore waters.
Bats were typically caught locally by sellers.
The farmers are typically poor, and some, caught in a violent world between rebels and paramilitaries, turned to coca to eke out a better subsistence.
Drivers are typically fined $75 if caught talking on their cell phones and up to $200 if they are involved in an accident.
Shipping companies are frustrated, he said, because while many pirates are apprehended at sea by foreign navies, the vast majority are typically released unless they are caught in the act of a hijacking a ship — which is a very narrow window because once pirates control a vessel, it's extremely dangerous to intervene.
The global wild salmon harvest, the vast majority of which is comprised of US and Russian Federation fleet catches, was marginally lower in 2017 compared with 2015 (pink salmon catches are typically significantly higher in odd years).
Mr. Kapner said that in reviewing hundreds of cases each week he finds that the Condor arrests are typically of people who have been caught using marijuana or another drug -- not selling them.
As fish caught from RF are typically not part of a direct market transaction, the economic contribution of RF requires alternative approaches in order to find its value.
