Sentence examples for as it generally does from inspiring English sources
A hush settled over the roiling city, as it generally does only during blizzards.
It starts as it generally does, with a slight nausea in the pit ay ma stomach and an irrational panic attack".
With the new iPhone, Apple is expected to make major upgrades to both the hardware and software, as it generally does every two years.
The meeting was confirmed by two other sources, while the CIA declined to comment on Pompeo's schedule, as it generally does.
With 15 teams in each league, baseball could not play a full schedule of games — as it generally does five days a week — without at least one interleague game.
The economic literature suggests that rivals tend to mimic exploitative practices, as it generally doesn't pay to inform and then lure the most price-sensitive customers of an incumbent's abuse.
Furthermore, if the profit margin implicit in the level of a fee for a service and the cost of producing the underlying service varies significantly across services — as in practice it generally does — then these profit margins may distort the mix of services going into medical treatments away from best clinical practice.
Still, many here say the problem is that pigs are simply in short supply, and it may take months if not a year or two to restock supplies, assuming the disease does not linger, as some scientists say it generally does.
Apple claims copyright interests in multiple products and processes and owns and licenses patents of various types as well and, while it states it generally does not license its patent portfolio, it does work with third parties having an interest in product interoperability.
Suspect as some labels may appear, it generally does less harm to play out the charade – however indulgent it may feel – and provide the special coloured paper, the stress-ball or the alternative school lunch on a coloured plate, than it is to challenge the assumption and be wrong.
We used the relatively common C. jacea as a model plant species because it generally does not occur in intensively managed meadows and is self-incompatible.
