Sentence examples for a generalized issue in from inspiring English sources

Although poverty is not a generalized issue in these boroughs, there are clusters of material and social deprivation that do not appear in the aggregated statistics.

The good idea at the time was to use the inquiry to make hacking a more generalized issue of press behavior rather than a specifically Murdoch-related issue.

Thanks to a generalized decline in scores, the College Board in 1995 "recentered" the exam.

"The decline helps to confirm a generalized slowdown in U.S. demand, perhaps even extending into the service sector," said Peter Kretzmer, senior economist at Banc of America Securities in New York.

He criticized the current thinking within the Federal Reserve about how a central bank should respond to the threat of deflation, defined as a generalized decline in prices.

Over the last few months we have seen a generalized increase in public equity volatility.

A chest radiograph showed a generalized increase in interstitial markings.

These observations suggest a generalized defect in the respiratory chain.

(There is a generalized result mentioned in Hodges (2012): 257).

I have issues around this wider idea of community; such as the gay "community," the trans "community" -- we are not a generalized generic community or binary.

To address this issue, a generalized three stage multi-fidelity-simulation-model assisted antenna design optimization framework is proposed in this paper.