Sentence examples for typically close to from inspiring English sources

His covert spot is typically close to one of the many suburban knots of highway systems and back roads that can offer fast escape in noncommuter hours.

But Thursday evening, Centro had only a sprinkling of guests in a hotel whose occupancy rate is typically close to 100percentthisis time of year.

That is still less than the turnover in private industry, typically close to 25percentt, but that is of little comfort to the government.

In addition, simulation studies have indicated that the approximate solution to problem (14) is typically close to the true location.

Compensation costs for investment banks like Goldman are typically close to half of revenues, but bonuses are just one component of that.

Ill-conditioned processes often produce data of low quality for model identification in general, and for subspace identification in particular, because data vectors of different outputs are typically close to collinearity, being aligned in the "strong" direction.

(At American schools, it's typically closer to 2 percent).

But he can't, because the camera's workings are typically closed to amateur photographers.

In any case established hedge funds, in particular those with good records, are typically closed to new money.

In previous recessions, Mr. Youngdahl said, the gap typically closed to a level that would be equivalent to roughly $100 billion today before the economy revived.

Bank loans and venture capital-backed funding are typically closed to start-ups or more unusual business ideas, and amateur investors don't have access to a great number of potential cash cows, so crowdfunding fills this gap.