Sentence examples for typical says from inspiring English sources

Fifty percent would be more typical, says the National Association of Demolition Contractors.

That disjuncture is typical, says John Arnold, professor of organisational behaviour at Loughborough University, and former head of the Institute of Work Psychology at the University of Sheffield.

"Inventions take a long time to go mainstream; that's kind of typical," says Hull. "I'd told my wife that it was going to take 25 years before everybody knows about this and it's been around 30".

"Hundreds of pounds per year for a single certificate is fairly typical," says Barry. "But it's important for businesses to weigh up the cost of not having proper security in place.

This is typical, says James Barrett, lead clinician at the Charing Cross National Gender Identity Clinic.

Domestic Bin's slow but steady growth on the Internet is typical, says McCutcheon: "A year ago, a lot of merchants thought they would be crushed by Amazon.com or be the next Amazon.com.

Such diffidence is typical, say those who know him well.

"I would say that's typical," said Frank Augello, a boyhood friend.

"That's not what people think of as typical," said David Card, an economist at the University of California at Berkeley.

He is typical, said Samuel B. Bacharach, director of the Institute for Workplace Studies, a New York research center affiliated with Cornell University.

The Raiders' lease is "certainly not typical," said Marc Ganis, president of SportsCorp Ltd., the Chicago-based sports consulting firm.