Sentence examples for typically applies from inspiring English sources
The term typically applies to conservatives and reactionaries who are active on the Internet and too anti-establishment to feel at home in the Republican Party.
That typically applies to same-sex couples, even a nonbiological parent, but only if the state recognizes their union (with the exception of Iowa).
The word erotica typically applies to works in which the sexual element is regarded as part of the larger aesthetic aspect.
(An additional tax of 3.8percentt also typically applies to capital gains and to most other forms of income above $200,000 for individuals and $250,000 for couples).
A. Bruce A. Cholst, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that the provision referred to by the letter writer typically applies when a catastrophic occurrence results in significant damage to the building and a decision must be made either to demolish or reconstruct the structure.
The situation depicted typically applies to a parking peak period.
That tax bill would more typically apply to a $3 million apartment; for this penthouse, the typical bill would be nearly $300,0000, according to the offering plan.
Yet people typically apply only 20percentto60percentcent of that, a 2002 study found.
"This status is typically applied at the request of a family member," explains Tim Smith of LiveJournal.
But the chemical is typically applied "at ultralow volumes" and, as such, has minimal impact.
Some studies have shown that people typically apply just 10percentt of the amount recommended.
