Sentence examples for typically framed from inspiring English sources

The increased rate of outbreak is typically framed as a failure of the health system.

The traditional method for selling — typically framed around asking the customers' needs — is not enough.

Concerns about this issue are typically framed in terms of privacy: How much do I want others to know about me?

Unfortunately, in the state of exhaustion around the Afghan problem, the choice is typically framed as "stay the course" or "get out faster".

As we drove up a steep slope, Paglen told me that he typically framed drones within color-saturated, or otherwise dramatic, skyscapes.

Doctors have typically framed their opposition to reform in terms of the need to protect the doctor-patient relationship from outside interference.

When sampling first made waves in the mid-80s, most journalistic discussions focused on the legal aspect, typically framing the samplers in punk-like terms as renegade, naughty, larcenous, irreverent.

Even when photographing a breaking news event like a burning building, photographers will typically frame their shot to capture the people affected by the fire, the firefighters trying to put it out, the crowd of pedestrians gathering to watch it, etc.

But for some reason (which infuriates me), the headlines don't typically frame the story that way.

Polls typically frame the issue as a moral choice, and women are conditioned by society to feel deeply ashamed of abortion.

Turbine buildings are typically frame structures that in most cases have not been designed to resist blast loadings.