Sentence examples for are generally supported from inspiring English sources

Other codecs are more universal or have standards that are generally supported by proprietary media players.

Mr. Fox's observations are generally supported by other brokers who specialize in leasing retail spaces.

While several sports teams are owned by publicly traded companies, they are generally supported by more prosaic businesses.

The proposed reforms are generally supported by mortgage banks but stoutly resisted by title companies, mortgage brokers and other service providers, which fear that their profits will be squeezed.

The changes, proposed two weeks ago after a Congressional hearing in which Robert H. Herz, the chairman of the Financial Accounting Standards Board, was essentially ordered to change the rules or face Congressional action, are generally supported by banks, although some want the board to go even further.

Old tunnels are generally supported by masonry structure.

This analogous to Becker's (1957) argument that lessened product-market competition will generate greater measured discrimination, a view that has been generally supported by empirical results (e.g., Ashenfelter and Hannan, 1986).

"But, we realized the need for attention to the Greenporter, so it was generally supported.

Adoption of the euro is generally supported in Sweden by the biggest political parties, but divisions cut across partisan lines.

Modern direct marketing is generally supported by advanced database technologies that track each customer's purchase behaviour.

She said the proposals for expansions were generally supported by the governing body and would go along with them, but she had concerns.