Sentence examples for but typically only from inspiring English sources

They have recently started going out again, but typically only in the company of their mother.

Mr. Romney discusses his wife's condition when talking to voters, but typically only when asked, according to his campaign staff.

But typically only 32% of the energy is transferred to the bullet; 30% is transferred to the barrel as heat.

For financial stability it is a bit longer, but typically only to the outer boundaries of the credit cycle – about a decade.

Each year, SRI tests the marketability of roughly 2,000 technology ventures, but typically only three or four are ever established as independent businesses.

Manganese also substitutes for magnesium, but typically only to the extent of a few percent and in most cases only along with iron.

They can fly, but not far, typically only 50 yards to the safety of another bush.

But Switzerland, where he typically only spends a few weeks a year, remains home.

Most travel insurance policies will cover you up to a limit - but this is typically only £300.

But the amount spent was typically only about $10 a month, Pew said.

The vast majority of members would qualify for sick pay if they were ill, but would typically only receive it on their basic pay.