Sentence examples for are generally upper from inspiring English sources

Basement rocks of the EGB are generally upper Paleozoic flysch and volcanic arc sequences formed in a remnant ocean basin.

The challenge with doing so is that ads in TV and print are generally "upper funnel" ad dollars — designed to drive awareness and intent instead of precipitate a direct response.

This complex forms non-foliated discordant to semi-discordant bodies in the enclosing country rocks which are generally Upper Birimian metavolcanics, numerous enclaves of which are found within the granite complex (Ahmed et al. 1977).

The optimum pinch temperature difference and approach temperature difference are generally located at upper boundary over their parametric design ranges.

Kicks are generally reserved for upper-level variations; reasons cited include that falls from kicks are especially dangerous, and that kicks (high kicks in particular) were uncommon during the types of combat prevalent in feudal Japan.

In these settings, students are generally supervised by upper-year postgraduate trainees and board-certified physicians (eg, consultants).

That was seriously fast - Johnson's short balls are generally clocked in the upper 130-kph range, due to the shortcomings of the radar, but that short ball registered something like 146.

At the French Insurer AXA: "The portion of the variable component tied to individual performance objectives is adjusted to comprise the principal component of annual compensation in such a way that compensation levels of AXA executives are generally situated within the upper range of the going market rate".

In addition to the shorter period dominant tidal waves, the normal-mode-type PW oscillations of 2, 5, 10, 16, and 25 days are generally observed in the upper atmosphere (e.g., Salby 1984; Sassi et al. 2012; Laskar et al. 2013).

Antibiotics are generally not indicated for upper respiratory infections (URIs).

Everyday computer activities are generally characterized by repetitive upper limb movements and a relatively fixed bodily position [ 1].