Sentence examples for typically extend to from inspiring English sources

Shellfish aquaculture is common in state waters, which typically extend to three miles offshore, and there are some small finfish operations there.

But those structures do not typically extend to the car's outer edges, which means that in a small-offset crash a wheel can be forced back into the footwell, resulting in serious, debilitating leg and foot injuries.

While shellfish aquaculture is common in state waters, which typically extend to three miles offshore, most fin fish farmed in the United States are freshwater plant-eating fish like tilapia.

Earthquake aftershock distributions and the vertical extent of some mineral deposits show that fault damage zones have widths of several kilometers and typically extend to depths of several to 10 km providing permeable pathways for geothermal water (Micklethwaite et al. 2010).

In such arrangements, the idea of fair play doesn't typically extend to people outside the group.

The majority of developing intracortical projections from posterior cortex is confined to the posterior cortex itself, although from all sites a number of axons typically extend to presumed medial limbic regions.

Anyone who has recently visited a British supermarket will be familiar with such seemingly generous deals, typically extended to shoppers after they pay.

The complete agreement was then typically extended to cover the entire industry (or region) by the Ministry of Labor and was then made binding on workers and firms that were not party to the original negotiation (Cahuc and Kramarz (1997)).

At NBC, the coexistence between the drummer's two bosses was known as the Weinberg-Springsteen Rule, and was not typically extended to other talent at the network.

Data typically extended to 1.9 Å and better and were more than 90% complete with an Rsym of <10%.

Support is typically extended to other smokers in the presenting individuals' friendship network, household or work environment [ 28].