Sentence examples for which could typically from inspiring English sources
Instead, as a music producer based in New York, I know that the problem is with managements, which could typically be described as anything but audacious.
Short-term use of Xarelto, which could typically indicate a patient taking the drug for around 10 days, is nowhere near as lucrative as chronic use, for which patients might take the drug for around 270 days out of the year for 12 months or even the rest of their lives.
While the sheet resistance of Au-coated SACNTs decreased to 130 Ω due to the high conductivity of the metal which could avoid the typically high tube-tube junction resistance.
Interpersonal communication in such contexts could be considered risky (Richards, 2014); and learners believe that certain activities such as 'role play' are considered more as 'play' than appropriate for learning (Yu, 2001), which could potentially clash with typically Western communicative forms of pedagogy.
While this is a diverse selection of films, they all share an emphasis on relationships rather than action, which could arguably make them more typically female.
One of the disadvantages of a perfect reconstruction filter bank design is that the stopband attenuation of the filters is typically small, which could have a negative impact on intermediate subband operations such as subband adaptive filtering.
And on Thursday, the influential anti-tax group the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Assn. said it's neutral on the measure, which could provide political cover for typically tax-averse Republicans to come on board.
But motorized chairs, which could give them some independence, are typically not available to them until they reach school age.
The researchers found that milk caused an increase in the secretion of gastric acid for the next three hours, which could explain why people with ulcers typically experience pain a few hours after a meal.
It's the sort of comment that sets the tone for the typically edgy video which could rate as not safe for work even if you work at a fashion house.
Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinomas (PDACs) have little to no S1P2, which could explain why these tumors are typically more invasive and chemo-resistant.
