Sentence examples for maybe typical of from inspiring English sources

In particular, axolotl introns are 5 10× longer than introns in other vertebrates and this maybe typical of salamander genomes [ 28].

Maybe this is typical of most wells and maybe not.

Maybe it was typical of the Communist system, but now players have a greater freedom and an individuality.

But maybe Wisconsin is more typical of America than Palo Alto or SoHo or any of the other Next New Thing zones.

MIREBALAIS, Haiti — The family from a nearby village arrived at the small hospital here vomiting and with uncontrollable diarrhea, at first glance maybe a typical case of consuming bad food or water.

A third style also emerged, juicy picnic-style wines that were softer than is typical of this grape, maybe with dark shadings but uncharacteristically exuberant.

Belief that Tebow will ultimately help the Jets isn't blind faith typical of team fandom ("Maybe next year!") as much as it is faith that we know what we have seen before and feel certain it will happen again.

And maybe we get arbitrators who are typical of the investor class.

No matter how your family acts, their behavior is only typical of them and maybe their types of problems.

To draft Burke into the Bush Cabinet is typical of Feith: counterintuitive and clever, maybe too clever.

(Well, maybe it's a redemptive story; it's typical of the show's bad faith that it hedges its bets).