Sentence examples for typically comes back from inspiring English sources

But the budget is "always underestimated," and the government typically comes back to Parliament for supplementary financing.

For example, Experian DataLabs meets with customers to "find out what's giving them agita" and then typically comes back with a prototyped solution within 90 days.

The antibodies often shrink tumors, but the cancer typically comes back within 18 months.

He typically came back from his travels full of ideas for new products.

Nancy Soderberg, one of Holbrooke's top aides, says that when she proposed an extension of a peacekeeping project, the answer typically came back: "What do you care?

It's often easier to tell your manager that the project is coming along fine even when it's not, but that strategy will typically come back to hurt you in the long run.

What the computer comes back with typically sounds pretty random, though.

Executives in ad buying expect that when advertising spending comes back, magazines, which typically trail any recovery, will have as large a slice of the pie as they have always had.

As is typically the case when strong encryption comes back under political pressure in the modern Internet age, this leaked hint of an impending 'crack down' on tech firms came hard on the heels of another terrorist attack in the UK — after a suicide bomber blew himself up at a concert in Manchester on Monday evening.

As is typically the case when strong encryption comes back under political pressure in the modern Internet age, this leaked hint of an impending 'crack down' on tech firms came hard on the heels of another terrorist attack in the UK — after a suicide bomber blew himself up at a concert in Manchester on Monday evening.

"It's not surprising if one ventures outside, but typically they come back on their own".