Sentence examples for are generally on from inspiring English sources

So Nifti's decision to remain free for consumers is a good one – especially as it moves to mobile where paid apps are generally on their way out.

"Real bargains are generally on 27 or 28 December".

(Games are generally on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays).

Those who deny that climate change is happening are generally on the right, while those who argue that climate change is a reality are generally on the left.

The deal also comes at a time when banking mergers are generally on therise.

The first is that her instincts are generally on that side.

The prices of specimens issued between then and the early twentieth century are generally on the rise, Snee says.

And the companies are generally on the hook for the cash payments, even if their profits deteriorate.

That probably will not happen soon, however, because the first futures being traded are generally on larger and more liquid stocks, which are relatively easy to short.

Palestinian officers are generally on high alert for Israeli retaliatory raids after terror attacks, but on Friday, the Nablus police officers were caught by surprise.

Their ingredients are generally on store shelves: if not all at the nearest supermarket, then certainly from purveyors of fancy food.