Sentence examples for a very general rule from inspiring English sources

As a very general rule, your best chances for capturing a Pokémon is generally to throw a safari ball after you've hit the Pokémon with a rock or two.

Still, I take the point that men do not, as a very general rule, assume their fair share of the domestic strain.

Rugby players are better than footballers at registering this kind of disappointment, partly because as a very general rule they tend to have more grown-up responses to most adverse situations, such as the incurring of pain on the field of play.

The designs, coming from a very general rule, target pre-specified allocation proportions for the ranked treatment effects.

An increase of Na+ can also be deduced from the higher Na/K ratio on halophytic than non-halophytic hosts (see Table  2), a very general rule for many other non-parasitic halophytes (Albert 1982; Reimann and Breckle 1993; Breckle 2002).

A very general rule that you just can't brush aside.

At a second level, Bacon's conceptualization allows him to state some very general rules for the combination of categories".[4] For example, Bacon argues that both the participle and the infinitive by means of their verbal signification are not sufficiently stable to be a terminus of motion.

Secondly, developing the tool forced us to think about how best to structure the implementation of the method, which resulted in a very general system that operates on rules, transforms and cost models.

They are a very general starting point.

This problem is a very general one.

"Free markets" is a very general term.