Sentence examples for have typically seen from inspiring English sources

European countries, which tax oil more heavily than America, have typically seen a smaller impact on growth from changes in the oil price.

Because most victims of online crime, and the targets of unwanted spam advertising, are in Europe and the United States, Russian police have typically seen little incentive to prosecute online crime, analysts say.

New Member States have typically seen individual incomes grow faster than other EU countries.

Other countries that have adopted quota trading, including Canada, Iceland and New Zealand, have typically seen fishing seasons lengthen and excess boats leave the industry.

But more to the point it claims that those clients have typically seen a 30-60 percent uplift in food profitability by reducing food costs, i.e. throwing less food away.

Unfortunately, proponents of this position (e.g., Salazar Bondy, 1969) have typically seen Latin American philosophy as a failure in this respect because of the conditions operative in the region.

"They've typically seen advertising as its own integrated service and had their own silos for marketing services".

The Medallion fund manages only employee money and has typically seen higher returns than RIEF, though figures through June could not be obtained.

Since the 1972 congressional elections, which is as far back as our database of retirements goes, the Senate has typically seen about six retirements in each Congress.

The company's HMT-1 headset is a rugged, more powerful take on Google's enterprise edition Glass that operates more akin to a hands-free tablet than what we've typically seen from AR glasses companies.

Vaidya describes the ubiquity of cell phones in India and other parts of the world as a unique moment in history, noting that we've typically seen the spread of mobile phones and the web in developing parts of the world as "empowering".