Sentence examples for end generally from inspiring English sources

Before the 20th century and with early Modernism, design invention was seen as a means to an end, generally social or technological progress.

The work, affectionately known as Old Flo, was acquired by London County Council in 1962 as a gift to the East End generally and the Stifford Estate in Stepney Green specifically.

In tetrapods (amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals), the cranial portion, at the anterior end, generally does not differentiate; in toads only the more caudal, or posterior, portion does so.

To this end, generally, techniques of time-frequency analysis, correlation detection, and static clutter removal have been widely used.

That, in the end, generally ends up with what can be frightening results that are probably out of line with reality, Hunt said.

So you see fewer sales at the high end, stickier prices and a slower decline in home prices at the high end, generally speaking.

The scapula of placental mammals has a spine ending, generally, in an acromion; the body of the bone is triangular.

Winters tend to be short-lived, ending generally in mid-March, and bring rain rather than snow.

Similarly, there are many loose ends left at the end; I feel that is completely right for the book, and have to admit that I prefer that type of ending generally, but I realise it's not for everyone.

Also, the fixed wide-band RF front-end generally requires to remove RF filters and to choose durable RF components with wide-band signals [6].

In the specimens of aspect ratio 3.5, the beam ends generally suffered larger shear distortions than the middle parts, which was not the case in the specimens of aspect ratio 2.0.