Sentence examples for are typically shorter from inspiring English sources

While courses are typically shorter than those in motocross, they feature more frequent and longer jumps.

Alcohol-related hospital visits are typically shorter, cheaper and still less frequent than tobacco-related ones.

Along the area's narrow river reaches, casts are typically shorter, the fish are less particular about their diet and anglers can get by with fewer fly patterns.

A side-effect was that some DVDs ended up being cheaper than CDs, making the CDs, which are typically shorter and have no visual content, look distinctly overpriced.

Basan and Frey report that burrow depths are typically shorter in the densely vegetated ponded marsh,[57] and that burrow shapes are typically less complex.

In liberal market economies, as they predominate in Anglo-Saxon countries, market mechanisms are much more pervasive; for example, employment contracts are typically shorter, the work force is less protected and is (or has to be) more flexible, and companies acquire capital in financial markets.

While Stewart's chapters are typically short and episodic, every one has a haiku-like intensity.

Their reviews, which assign rankings, are typically short and to the point.

The trees in a cloud forest are typically short and crooked.

Pakistan's civilian governments are typically short-lived and cast aside by military coups.

Such jumps in presidential popular support, called rally effects, are typically short-lived.