Sentence examples for be typical of future from inspiring English sources

Mr Tsai wonders whether his first carefully selected group of the rich and "high-level" will be typical of future visitors.

Gameplay is typical of future survival horror titles, as it emphasizes puzzle-solving and evasive action, rather than violence.

Industry membership in the research cooperative includes about 40 manufacturers such as Rockwell Automation, General Motors, Intel, Harley-Davidson and Hitachi. Lee predicts that the eventual convergence of nanoelectronics' with intelligent maintenance systems will be typical of a future for both industrial components and consumer products.

These higher pressures are expected to be typical of the pressure ranges in future hydrogen storage vessels.

This seems to be typical of her.

This is typical of his generally future-directed approach to the explanation of human life, an approach evident both in his definition of felicity and in his account of how the fundamental law of nature directs us in a forward-looking search to preserve our own lives.

This victory for the freedom of the press became characteristic of the paper in future years, and was typical of the Observer as it developed a reputation for serious coverage of politics and literature.

JCB has a rich 70-year history, but it is typical of the culture here that Turner is more concerned with the future.

Such a juxtaposition is typical of the modern-day Met, which keeps lurching between a cumbersome past and glimpses of a more adventurous future.

This was typical of Byrd.

"That was typical of Bobby Cox".