The campaign to allow more foreign-born students earning advanced degrees in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) to live and work in the United States after graduation has typically embraced all STEM graduates and ignored which STEM degrees are most marketable.
Luxury brands, however, have typically been slower to embrace the resale market, despite many claiming to be sustainably-minded and eco-friendly.
But the convincing wins by Democratic men in most primaries in governor races underscore a persistent political barrier for women and minorities: Voters, including liberal-leaning ones, have typically been less willing to embrace diversity in executive offices than in legislative ones.
But they admire President Bush and have embraced positions -- from supporting tax cuts to opposing abortion and some gay rights -- that have typically been identified with Republicans.
Where TV has typically limited users to passive consumption, the connected online audience embraces interaction and conversations.
Emerging leaders typically embrace challenges and will look for new ones once they have reached a plateau in their current role.
Internet users are accustomed to, and typically embrace, rapid-fire change.
As Middlekauff notes, patriarchs like Washington typically embrace change slowly.
If you're traveling with a lap child (under 2 years old), learn if you'll have to pay an "infant fee," typically about 30 euros a flight, a fee American carriers have not embraced.
But a big part of their job is to import movies that will succeed at the local box office, and their experience and instincts tell them that such films haven't typically been embraced by China's moviegoers.
Haitians have long embraced charismatic worship.
