Sentence examples for example is typically from inspiring English sources

Ohio, for example, is typically very slightly Republican-leaning relative to the country as a whole.

Video art, for example, is typically sold as a limited-edition DVD, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

Hotel development, for example, is typically considered a riskier property type but is nonetheless being financed at a fast clip.

The crowd of people working out at the J.C.C. in Whippany, for example, is typically a mix of cultures, including many Asians and a sprinkling of blacks.

Andy Mulligan's Ribblestrop, for example, is typically described as a school stories, but the fantastical things that happen at the school are cleverly constructed and very, very funny.

Seven's corporate e-mail system, for example, is typically resold by network operators for £3 ($4.40) per user per month; other applications cost extra.

Food pantries, for example, are typically open only to people who live in a particular area.

Surgical patients, for example, were typically readmitted for such medical conditions as pneumonia, heart failure or bacterial infections.

Infant mortality rates, for example, are typically expressed per 1,000 live births, whereas cancer rates are expressed per 100,000 population.

The January holidays, for example, are typically spent at a posh alpine ski resort.

Facial cosmetic products like foundation, for example, are typically tunable shades of light brown.