Sentence examples for are typically passed from inspiring English sources

The higher rates, he said, are typically passed on to consumers in the form of higher premiums, co-payments and other costs.

They can reach more than €10 in countries like Germany, where wholesale charges are typically passed on to consumers through higher retail prices.

If a will does not make any stipulations about miles, the airlines say the miles are typically passed on to the named beneficiary of an estate, often the spouse.

Because the costs of FiTs are typically passed through to consumers via higher electricity prices or taxes, FiTs can quickly become unsustainable when set well above the cost-reflective price of fossil-based power generation.

Currency updating costs on ATMs and other cash machines are typically passed on to the customer — banks and businesses — but it's consumers who foot the bill in transaction fees.

All accepted articles will immediately and permanently be made available online at no charge, and all costs associated with the publication of the article, which are typically passed onto the authors of Springer Open journals, will be fully exempted in the case of JES if the leading author is a PAPAIOS member.

These resolutions were typically passed unanimously or nearly unanimously.

The winery's cost of cellaring the bottle is typically passed on to the customer.

(Much of the value of those tickets is typically passed on to performers and other parties).

Newspapers were typically passed around a fraternity of known buyers already in the business.

Information about such trades is typically passed on to the S.E.C., which then decides whether to investigate further.