Republicans typically acknowledge that America has problems, but they're less inclined to argue that other countries have useful solutions.
He said the Syrian government did not typically acknowledge that it had journalists in custody until they were released.
Events that followed the eruption in 2010 of Icelandic volcano Eyjafjallajökull suggests there is more pain-free wriggle room to downwardly adapt than typically acknowledged.
Though the media and fans make much of what some characterize as the disgrace of foreign dominance — the two current yokozuna are both Mongolian — those in the sumo community do not typically acknowledge any Japanese versus non-Japanese rivalry.
Solar energy is typically acknowledged as an important renewable energy source for the future in many countries.
Yet these two human endeavours have much more in common than the parties at the extremes typically acknowledge.
Learning environment studies typically acknowledge and account for factors in the physical and social realm and describe how these conditions influence the process and experience of learning.
They typically acknowledge a distinction between unrestricted quantifiers, whose domain includes even nonexistent objects, and restricted quantifiers, whose domain includes only existent objects.
Novalis's idea of a synthesis of art and politics is far more complex than is typically acknowledged by its critics.
For example, whilst the problem of persistence of viable seed in the soil is recognised, the experience of seed farmers suggests that it may be more intractable than typically acknowledged.
Wave theorists typically give up the requirement that an account of sound be faithful to auditory content (although they would not typically acknowledge this; as Pasnau 1999 has remarked, the very same textbook on sounds may simultaneously endorse a medial, a proximal and a distal theory).
