Sentence examples for more or less typical from inspiring English sources

Until recently, this was a more or less typical scene in eastern Germany.

This quiet village is more or less typical of the area.

The ictalurids are more or less typical catfishes; others, however, may be distinctive in appearance or behaviour.

If Mr. Romney is telling the truth about his taxes, he's actually more or less typical of the very wealthy.

THE period in which "Hunting and Gathering" was hatched was more or less typical of Ms. Berman's turbulent New York experience.

The study takes a more or less typical mortgage securitization sold at the peak of the market, and applies different, but still reasonable, assumptions about the future.

That would be true as long as the instrument was a more-or-less typical bond or loan.

School-aged children and adolescents, who were more likely to have no or less typical CD symptoms, might also be more likely to undergo CD screening solely because of positive family members with CD compared with the younger children.

Since the trial began in November in Federal District Court in Brooklyn, the prosecution has more or less presented typical evidence: surveillance photos, ledgers documenting drug deals and testimony from a sprawling cast of Mr. Guzmán's former lieutenants, suppliers and distributors.

Speeds of 2-5mbps arexpecteded, which is more or less the typical home broadband speed, but the expected range for the signal is now around 3-5 miles, down from the original predictions of 30 miles.

The one I'm meeting lives more or less in typical obscurity, beyond a small band of loyal believers.