Sentence examples for typically to help from inspiring English sources

The control allows the driver to manually select a gear on the automatic transmission, typically to help slow the vehicle on a long descent.

Every time I saw him he was deeply engaged in some legislative pursuit, typically to help improve the lives of people without the advantages he had always enjoyed.

"Let us be clear: fossil fuel subsidies are an extremely inefficient means of achieving their stated objective, which is typically to help the poor," IEA Executive Director Maria van der Hoeven told an audience at the Oxford Energy Colloquium on Tuesday.

Benzodiazepines are sedatives typically prescribed to help treat anxiety and insomnia.

Books formatted in this fashion were typically meant to help teach Hebrew to Christians.

They also are typically designed to help reduce the work of caregiving or to help caregivers cope with the physical and emotional demands of providing care.

He was also, typically, delighted to help in recent months with reminiscences for my own biography of John McLaughlin, Bathed in Lightning.

Even when an American company performs an English-language work, titles are typically employed to help the audience follow the text.

Statins are typically prescribed to help lower levels of "bad cholesterol" – or low-density lipoprotein – in order to reduce the risk of a heart attack or stroke.

Lessons learned with the advent of social skills classes and therapies, typically intended to help them get jobs, are now being applied to the more treacherous work of forging intimacy.

Both types of sleep positioners typically claim to help keep infants on their backs and reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome, or SIDS, but the Food and Drug Administration has never approved these products as safe.