The website I'm working on has different sections and each section different types of entries. I would like the types of entries to be shown in the URL. I have followed [this tutorial to do so][1]. 

In a site example.com where we have:

 - A Section called: My Section
 - With Entry Types: Example Entry Type, Another Entry type.

Utilizing the model from the tutorial, we could structure the URL for *My Section* as follows:

/my-section/{type}/{slug}

Which would give us URLs like these:

- example.com/my-section/**exampleEntryType**/new-entry-1
- example.com/my-section/**exampleEntryType**/new-entry-2
- example.com/my-section/**anotherEntryType**/new-entry-3
- example.com/my-section/**anotherEntryType**/new-entry-4

Notice that the **entry types** are the only part of the URL camelCased. This is  because Entry Types can only be configured to have a Name, and a Handle; and handles can NOT have dashes. This interferes with keeping URLs consistent as the rest of the site uses dashes instead of spaces

The problem I am trying to solve is: how do we get the Entry Types to stay consistent with the rest of the site?

Does anyone have any suggestion on how to deal with this? Is this a problem that should be addressed in Craft? Should I be taking another approach for this?

I had considered using categories but the way the system is setup, entry types seem more appropriate. 

  [1]: http://buildwithcraft.com/help/entry-type-urls