Sentence examples for cards were generally from inspiring English sources

On paper it appeared to be a rocky start; in practice new draw cards were generally embraced by revellers.

Patient performance report cards were generally well received by patients and providers, but were not associated with improved outcomes.

New proxy cards are generally available the next business day at noon.

The biggest shock on the cards was generally thought by pundits to have been George Galloway coming second.

This is optimal for modern hybrid supercomputer architectures in which the number of GPU cards is generally smaller than the number of CPU cores.

The calling rates for local SIM cards are generally less expensive than American plans, but any problems that crop up need to be solved locally with the provider there.

But Boras, who says, "I don't play cards," is generally dismissive of all so-called insider accounts of baseball business dealings, and he slammed Michael Lewis's best-selling "Moneyball," about Billy Beane, the general manager of the Oakland A's, for being "not quite as factual as we would like it to be".

Universal proxy cards are generally considered stockholder-friendly, however unilateral adoption of new bylaws in the context of an ongoing proxy contest could be considered defensive or to have an impact on stockholders' ability to vote in an election of directors.

Wild cards are generally defined as rapid, surprising events with huge disastrous, destructive, catastrophic or anomalous consequences.

Google uses your search history and profile information to build the cards, so the cards are generally very relevant.

The average consumer credit card rate is now about 15.5% and rates on business cards are generally slightly lower, according to personal finance website ValuePenguin.