Sentence examples for been a generalized from inspiring English sources
Clara Long, an immigration researcher for Human Rights Watch, said that in the wake of the 2014 surge there had been a "generalized crackdown" across the immigration service.
"The impetus for these changes has been a generalized concern about competitiveness but the results could very well be a weakening of rules," said Senator Jack Reed, the Rhode Island Democrat who heads the Senate banking subcommittee on securities and investment, which has jurisdiction over the S.E.C. "The notion that we're becoming rapidly globalized is clear.
"There has been a generalized shift toward a recognition that developments on the ground have created space for new leaders, new organizational frameworks and new governance to emerge," said Steven Heydemann of the United States Institute of Peace, who is working with the opposition on possible transition plans.
Indeed there has been a generalized upward review of Brazil's GDP growth for next year – from close to zero to around 1.5%.
Indeed, the TFP change (TFPC) is, on average, equal to 0.979, implying that during the period of the observations, there has been a generalized "technological" regression and that TFP has grown by a decreasing amount.
And one is a generalized conspiracy count.
There's a generalized resistance to higher taxes.
"All that a viewer gets," he wrote, "is a generalized mood, a kind of artsier MTV".
I say my skin, but, as with any passion, this was a generalized one.
These days, the only topic that fire-breathing Republicans have left to fight for is a generalized opposition to taxes.
