Sentence examples for I generally told from inspiring English sources

"I generally told consumers that Prime Legal Plans achieved loan modifications for a percentage of its consumers that was in the 'mid to the high 80s,' although I made up that number," Sweeney said in a sworn statement to federal investigators in 2012.

I generally tell customers to service their generators in the spring and fall times to keep it on a regular schedule (Rae Klepadlo).

I generally tell them that the best and most effective thing you can do is have both some group-listening environments, where you have employee meetings or department meetings with different groups of people, and one-on-ones and work your way through the entire team that you're responsible for.

"I generally tell clients to expect a 7% to 10% rate of inflation for monthly carrying charges, that takes into account higher labor costs, higher energy costs and higher taxes".  .  .

I generally tell them to go away and leave me the hell alone.

"What I generally tell clients is that before you consider investing, make sure you have a fully-funded six months of emergency savings, and that you are maxing out your retirement accounts," Farnam says.

The "religiosity" of a country's basic law, as I discovered, generally tells you more about its political history than about the religious feelings of its present-day population.

Not knowing most of them, he had to use what he calls his "radar": "I can generally tell when someone is about to bid in the room: they sort of stiffen up, become more alert," he says.

I can generally tell you what was said, but "not the name of the person who said it".

Price generally told him a couple of days in advance when he'd be needed.

The state polling generally told the more accurate story, however, describing a tossup race, rather than one favoring Mr. Bush.