Sentence examples similar to increasingly typical trait from inspiring English sources

This is increasingly typical.

Such parties, the writer concluded, were increasingly typical in the kingdom.

This has become an increasingly typical negotiation between developers and towns.

But Grant forced and recovered a fumble that led to a spectacular, and increasingly typical, Bradshaw run.

Ask what denomination Lakewood belongs to and you'll get an increasingly typical answer – none.

Mite resistance is considered a typical trait of Africanized bees (Guzmán-Novoa et al. 1999).

These are all typical traits of a perfectionist student.

Chenin's typical traits — peach scent, melon flavor, long aftertaste — come through vividly.

Typical traits include a love of harnessing the power of human emotion and leveraging data to drive interactions.

-"This seems to be a man with typical traits of a master politician," Mr. Baggett wrote.

As I might have anticipated, gossiping, lack of initiative, and other typical traits topped the list of offenses.