Sentence examples for is now typically from inspiring English sources

That pledge is now typically recited in conversion to Judaism.

Cable service is now typically $45 instead of $40.

Stable at around 30% for many years prior to devolution, it is now typically in the 45-50% range.

Everybody else will get the same rich but not filthy-rich polenta, although the ground corn is now typically grown in upstate New York, not South Carolina.

Propulsid, whose chemical name is cisapride, was approved in 1993 for patients with heartburn, but is now typically prescribed "off-label" to patients with other, more serious conditions.

Jonathas, a soprano role that would originally have been sung by a boy, is now typically sung by a female soprano, an approach that Ms. Haïm maintained.

Errors of such parallaxes are now typically 0.001′′.

The skene was now typically two stories high.

Her installations are now typically built electronically, and conveyed via digital files to printers and fabricators.

Smith was socially less conservative and Condorcet politically more temperate than they are now typically imagined to be.

A big change is that childless adults under age 65 who are now typically excluded from Medicaid will be eligible.