Sentence examples for typically single out from inspiring English sources
Such attacks typically single out security forces, but, in this case, "The victims are all civilians and had no link with the government," Mr. Zwak said.
Historians typically single out the hundred-year period from about 1050 to 1150 as the pivotal moment in the history of the Latin Church, for it was then that the Gregorian Reform movement established the ecclesiastical structure that would ensure Rome's dominance throughout the Middle Ages and beyond.
Although those studies do not typically single out the toxicity of black carbon explicitly, the strong association lends plausibility that it may itself cause biological effects.
But there has always been frustration – elevated in the wake of the recent attacks – on the part of Americans who believe that the Iraqi government, dominated by Shiites and friendly with Iran, is not as aggressive in combating the militias that attack Americans as it is against Sunni groups like Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia that typically single out Iraqi civilians.
He added, though, that Italians and blacks were typically singled out for abuse in American movies and that those stereotypes had spilled over into politics.
The program typically singles out products that exceed the federal efficiency standards by 10 to 20percentt, but those standards can be so lax that surpassing them is no great feat.
So why single out the Internet?
Why single out manufacturing for special treatment?
So why single out Ms. Lederer?
