Sentence examples for more typically do from inspiring English sources

Those are things that guys more typically do.

More important than weekend exercise and going to the gym, he says, is what he calls "utilitarian walking," the few minutes several times a day spent walking to the subway, including up and down the subway stairs, or to the corner grocery store or a restaurant that people living in urban areas more typically do.

At my library, this is more typically done with advanced undergraduates.

The agreements these couples are making are no longer just pre-nups documenting who gets (or more typically, doesn't get) what, when the relationship ends, but collaborative partnership agreements reflecting the couple's plans and how the relationship is going to operate from day to day.

Many trials included all deaths as events for the TTP outcome, which is more typically done for the PFS outcome.

And this stress is more likely to affect women, who typically do more work that is unvalued and take on more of the demands outside of work.

Older executives, he said, often do not trust online data; younger ones tend to be more interested, but typically don't make budget decisions.

At the same time, she is a strong proponent of the proposition that children should be permitted to direct their own learning more than they typically do.

The handwashing group was given hand soaps and asked to focus on washing their hands more than they typically do, especially before meals.

Doctors and tenured professors have incomes that are more predictable and typically don't need as big of an emergency fund.

Things seem to be looking good from a ROI perspective, as users are responding to the ads more than they typically do on other search engines (though this isn't very surprising, as they are being offered money).