Sentence examples for but also very general from inspiring English sources
The words accompanying her photos are short, simple and forceful, but also very general.
As described above from light microscopy observations, the cytological definition of heterochromatin is rather straightforward but also very general.
Isocrates' reference is also very general and makes no allusion to the central terms of B3 so that it is doubtful that he has Archytas in mind.
One that was positive in nature was also very general.
The method is also very general and can be applied to other types of data.
The Wildlife and National Parks Act of Liberia is also very general, yet it includes a range of mechanisms that could form the core of a very effective bushmeat conservation strategy, including provisions for controlled hunting areas and communal forest designations, regular wildlife surveys and broad enforcement powers for Forestry Development Authority FDAA) officers.
Documents related to the text to classify, yield not only relevant specific MeSH terms, but also very potentially relevant general MeSH terms.
Now, we're interested in this in general, but also very much from an evolutionary perspective because if we go back a million years ago into our ancestors and look at homo erectus, they took over the known world.
But also very satisfying and very funny.
