Sentence examples for Is generalisation from inspiring English sources

A final issue is generalisation, which may be limited by the focus on French GPs, but has the potential to have a broader focus than in France or in general practice.

"This is a generalisation, but I think when critics come to review a new play in the subsidised sector, they come with a glass-half-full [mentality].

The question then arises: Is there a conservative generalisation of the EU decision rule that can handle sets of probability and utility pairs?

He said: "I do think senior people are less likely to be aware within the business but that is a generalisation as there are some awesome senior people – it's more about the culture of the organisation".

All I can add, after reading and being greatly moved by all the work in The Other Mountain, is a generalisation.

"This is a gross generalisation, but I think that women probably feel more hurt about the impact on the rest of their families from going through that kind of thing.

The game – and I realise this is a wild generalisation, but one based on more than a grain of truth – tends to attract dysfunctional men with peculiar home lives.

The source of this generalisation is again Unum's centre at Cardiff. Gordon Waddell, an orthopedic surgeon with academic interests in the field of back pain, was commissioned by the DWP to write Is Work Good For Your Health and Wellbeing?

This is a damaging, sweeping generalisation, and I'm living proof as to why.

"It's being constructed by an African-American man, but I swear to God, there is every single generalisation of black people.

Jazz musician Matana Roberts also criticised it in an interview with the Guardian: "I swear to God, there is every single generalisation of black people.