Sentence examples for typically shy from inspiring English sources

It's the kind of restaurant technique I would typically shy away from, but the payoff was generous.

Such agencies typically shy away from the work most urgently required for local economic development, instead getting involved with more lucrative consulting activities.

Most of the Democrats typically shy from overt references to the Bible, God or prayer -- unless they are visiting churches -- in favor of emphasizing values and the importance of family.

Judge Middlebrooks rejected Mr. Bush's lawsuit largely on the ground that it was more appropriately considered by the state courts than the federal courts, which typically shy away from becoming involved in state and local elections.

And so we come to what looks to be the main problem for Patook: convincing its — likely — typically shy target demographic to really put itself out there and actively solicit attention from strangers within such a blatant "friend-making" context.

Because VCs typically shy away from capex-intensive industries and will not be able to provide as much value in addressing these challenges as other investors, I don't see VCs as the right backers to see these exciting experiences to market.

The Google ad campaign, called "the Web is what you make of it," is the biggest offline campaign ever for Google, which has typically shied away from advertising.

Housing developers typically shied away from the island because building there would have required installing costly infrastructure like water lines and sewers.

The forcefulness with which Clinton has campaigned on gun laws – not simply to draw a contrast with Republicans but also primary opponent Bernie Sanders – has marked a departure from previous election cycles in which Democrats typically shied away from discussing the issue.

The Cupertino-based tech giant typically shies away from taking firm stances on specific legislation and works through lobbying groups representing technology companies' interests.

We've seen Verizon adopt the $300 price tag for most of their recent high-end smartphone releases, though AT&T has typically shied away from pricing their smartphones so steeply.