Sentence examples for come generally from from inspiring English sources

78% of the tourists are Norwegian; the others come generally from neighbouring Scandinavian countries.

Requests for invisible appliances come generally from adult patients [3] who have contact with the public [4], professionals of the show business, adults who experience late crowding or relapse after a conventional orthodontic treatment, professional athletes, and also adolescents [5].

Many of the allegations of demotion come generally from sites of pretty questionable quality, such as Nextag and Foundem.

An OCT scan of the mouse retina also shows that the strongest back reflections come generally from two components: the inner retina and from the outer retina, with a distinctly less reflective region in between (Fig. 3(b)).

"I think it's that the means to detect where these attacks are coming from, geographically, have got better, so people are becoming more confident that they can blame China than saying it came generally from that direction".

The troops coming were generally from countries that had the means to launch expeditions.

The Plaza's butlers, who range in age from 21 to 45, generally come from milieus very different from the "Upstairs, Downstairs" archetype.

Another important problem is light pollution--light that comes from (generally manmade) sources on Earth that interfere with your observing.

Culinary salts generally come either from the oceans or from solid underground deposits of ancient seas.

As one GP observed "no they generally come home from hospital with the tube in place" (GP 18).

Advice and feedback comes naturally too – generally from the children, not me.