Sentence examples for typical given from inspiring English sources

Consumer advocates clamored yesterday that United Healthcare's move to drop certain counties was typical given that H.M.O.'s tended to put profits in front of health care.

The web of lies thrown up by the characters who were most prominent in the Mueller investigation this past week is difficult to overstate, although perhaps easy to dismiss as typical, given their histories.

It was typical, given the limited resources of the Ferguson Police Department, to transfer a homicide investigation to the St . Louis Countypolice, a much larger force with more specialized officers.

But they're consistent with what I'd expect to see if the New Hampshire bounce is typical, given what we know about how these things have behaved in the past.

So it seems unfortunate — or perhaps simply typical, given the unforgiving nature of the Middle East — that a film trying to bridge the region's bitter divides has been blocked from film festivals in the Arab world and become the focus of a rancorous dispute at home.

Regaining weight is typical, given that many people who lose weight regain it with a year or so of losing it.

Sadly, too, the story itself is rather typical: giving things a sleek appearance sometimes seems to matter more than fixing sordid reality.The Philippines has, that incident notwithstanding, enjoyed an image boost in recent months.

From X-ray absorption measurements this is unlikely and ∼40% coverage is typical, giving a crystallite number ∼120.

This in itself places the novel above many other typical 'end of the world' thrillers, yet I was unimpressed by the typical stereotypes given to the characters.

Typical valuations given media properties would make a magazine like New York worth $20 million to $30 million.

Ms. Nissan's response is the typical one given by Iraqis after an attack on American soldiers.