Sentence examples similar to but generally shared from inspiring English sources

The program was sunny: big, generous pieces on one hand, largely ornamental pieces on the other, but generally sharing a positive spirit that's a nice note for a debut recital.

In some emerging markets, there are budget deficits (e.g., in India and Brazil), but the generally shared characteristic of shaky countries is current account deficits – the country is buying more from the world than it is selling.

These data provide a novel concept that signaling via the MyD88 pathway is not limited to the TLR/IL-1R, but rather is generally shared by other receptors such as MHC receptors.

Limitation of cold stress to the dark period can avoid serious damage to the photosynthetic apparatus [ 34], but many other features are generally shared between light and dark chilling stress such as reduction in transport processes (Table  5) and the accumulation of amino acids, organic acids, phosphorylated intermediates, sugars and starch.

Rick Perry may or may not be the Republican nominee in 2012, but his opposition to family planning is generally shared by his primary opponents.

Risks are generally shared by the different partners but some are better able to cope with certain specific risks than others.

My view, certainly not generally shared, is that the Tories panicked this week.

The failed chains generally shared two problems – too many stores and too little multichannel activity".

Engines were generally shared with sister company Citroën and technology tended to be functional.

The American working class generally shared the hopeful individualism of the middle class.

Its Western allies have generally shared that view and have not opposed Turkey's eastward shift.