Sentence examples for be in a general from inspiring English sources

However true that might be in a general election, though, it shouldn't be a problem in a Republican primary.

Supporters of Mr. Obama also insist that even though the party establishment is helping Mrs. Clinton in the field, that advantage is not nearly as great as it would be in a general election, when union members work phone banks and the party pays workers on Election Day to get voters to the polls.

Inclusion involves creating situations in the setting that support the needs of the student; mainstreaming children, on the other hand, involves having students with disabilities learning to be in a general education setting.

Taking as examples the two cases of hydrogen air and methane air systems for which there exist reduced kinetic schemes characterized by two independent scalar variables only, it is shown that the mean chemical production rate can be in a general way expressed as the product of a mixing factor, depending on the segregation of species due to turbulence, with a reaction rate factor.

Cooke was heard to say at this time that "To be in a general engagement with Nelson would crown all my military ambition".

Most of these studies were designed as follow up of contacts of cases diagnosed with TB so it is not clear what the relative value of these tests would be in a general population setting.

Since images generated by 3D_Viewer are in a general graphic format, data sharing with others is easy.

The company's stock price has been in a general decline for more than a year.

Kolkata's industries have been in a general decline since Indian independence in 1947.

I am, in a general, low-key, ambient way, concerned about the whereabouts of all ants at all times.

Rheological behavior of milk is, in a general sense, typical of a semidilute emulsion/suspension.