Sentence examples for be considered typical from inspiring English sources

And he said yesterday's shootings should not be considered typical street crime.

In some ways Bronzeville could be considered typical of African American communities of our era.

Non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) may be considered typical of advanced age.

With nearly half of all marriages ending in divorce, stepparents, single-parent homes, blended families and shared custody could all be considered typical these days.

Again, this confirms that RS values of around 0.6 could be considered typical of very good predictions and 0.7 and above, excellent predictions.

At first glance these structures might be considered typical of Modernist housing anywhere: long, low apartment blocks arranged around a communal courtyard decorated with a scattering of trees.

The case captured attention here because neither Mr. Murphy nor his attackers were considered typical bar brawlers.

One of them is on the "autism spectrum" and one is considered "typical," and one of the weirdest things about this situation is that it becomes yet another way for the two of them to compete.

Although the temporal location is considered typical for the disease, it was not the prevalent one in our case series (Fig. 2).

Fitzharris: What advice would you give to others who are bullied because their interests don't fit in with what is considered typical?

Though Arts and Crafts is specifically regarded as a movement within architecture, as opposed to a full-blown style, there are elements that are considered typical to buildings designed in the style.