Sentence examples for this typically means from inspiring English sources

For people with donor hearts, this typically means an invasive cardiac biopsy weekly for the first few months, then two to three times a year after that.

This typically means that Disability Services will share information related to the student's accommodations requests for reasons directly related to the request or for personal safety.

This typically means that the managers who bankrupt a firm can have a go at restructuring it to keep it alive.

In the area of drug delivery this typically means to increase the persistency in the human body without affecting the activity profile of the original protein.

This typically means responding to an Iraqi unit engaged in combat with Isil (Isis) and in need of immediate air support as we did last week to help recapture Sinjar.

This typically means they look to re-engineer the balance sheet to increase shareholder yield, over the shortest amount of time possible, which typically ranges between six to twelve months.

This typically meant deciding whether to buy an annuity or going into drawdown, leaving the fund invested and taking an income.

This typically meant an authentication action, including a login, followed by a search or listing action, plus a check of the expected result action.

Although there is no information about the specific conversion of Kentuckian, for other ships this typically meant that any passenger accommodations had to be ripped out and replaced with ramps and stalls for the horses and mules carried.

Although there is no information about the specific conversion of Panaman, for other ships this typically meant that passenger accommodations had to be ripped out and replaced with ramps and stalls for the horses and mules carried.

Although there is no information about the specific conversion of Minnesotan, for other ships this typically meant that passenger accommodations had to be ripped out and replaced with ramps and stalls for the horses and mules carried.