Sentence examples for considered to be typical from inspiring English sources

"It was raining but it was what I considered to be typical Dartmoor conditions," Fuller said.

For purposes of convenience they are gathered into two categories: those operations which contribute to maintaining the museum as an organization (e.g., administration, management, funding, inter-museum cooperation) and those activities which are most commonly considered to be typical of museums (e.g., collection, preservation, cataloging, exhibition).

ESC as isolated from inner cell mass are considered to be typical epithelial cells.

The resulting clusters are considered to be typical weather situations with respect to these five "relevant parameters".

Therefore, the strong motions due to M6.5 event are considered to be typical for earthquakes of such a magnitude.

There is also a group of features considered to be typical for tsunami deposits and being rare or absent in this study.

Not only are milk and eggs good sources of protein, but they are also what your children probably consider to be typical breakfast foods.

John Cahill at Investec said: We consider this deal to be typical of Workspace's ability to drive its refurbishment and redevelopment programme without jeopardising the strong income growth in the investment portfolio.

She said studio executives preferred that Miranda appear with "a group that had what they considered to be a typical Latin appearance, sort of Mexican-looking".

Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) is considered to be a typical radiation degradative polymer.

This ridge extension and the associated anticyclonic flow were considered to be a typical development of the Philippine Sea cold surge.