Sentence examples for more typically these from inspiring English sources

More typically, these gatherings are exercises in Politburo-style unanimity.

More typically, these workers, mostly women -- and in urban areas like New York, overwhelmingly immigrants and women of color -- are employed individually or through an agency, and work in a system with virtually no oversight that lacks even basic worker protections.

Cellphone etiquette, or more typically the lack of it, was a logical extension.

A general loss of momentum is more typically the case, though.

Self-consistent estimates of effective bulk and shear moduli always lie inside the Hashin Shtrikman (HS) bounds, unlike the Voigt Reuss Hill estimates which might lie inside the HS bounds for some examples, but more typically lie outside these same Hashin Shtrikman bounds.

Someone hearing one of these pieces (more typically, part of one of these pieces) for the first time may be grabbed and moved to explore the original work complete, and eventually others, too.

I was not won over by astringent stuffed grape leaves, but I was by an unusual version of dolmades, cabbage leaves stuffed with savory ground meat, in which simple flavors of olive oil and lemon gave an unmistakably Greek treatment of these more typically Eastern European ingredients.

"Handguns may be more typically used in crime, but these types of assault weapons can actually do more damage".

Although many of these results are in keeping with previous literature, this study shows that even controlling for the more typically researched individual-level variables, these network-level variables are strongly associated with disclosure practices within networks.

However, these are more typically used for prints and photographs, and may be hard to find in sizes appropriate for medium or large puzzles.

These smaller VGs are more typically service based and provide clinical care for only a few weeks a year.