Sentence examples for explains generally from inspiring English sources

She explains: "Generally if you're 18 and go to Miami, you're done in a year, because there's not enough amateur jobs for you.

The two-thirds rule, as Jones explains, generally "keeps the GOP from moving too far to the right" during the regular voting process.

The co-op at 825 Fifth Avenue does have a dining room that is used by many tenants, but Caroline Guthrie, executive vice president of Edward Lee Cave, a high-end Manhattan brokerage, explained: "Generally the apartments are pieds-à-terre, so most of the kitchens are kitchenettes.

The cause of this non-Newtonian shear thinning can be explained generally as follows.

Moreover, the mechanism of removing organic sulphur by microwaves has only been explained generally and not thoroughly yet.

"Investors who owned tax-backed and essential service munis," a Fitch Ratings study on defaults explained, "generally received full recovery in a default situation".

Note that it is not plausibly co-consciousness, for I represent the subject as identical for self-attributed representations that are not co-conscious, so actual co-consciousness could not explain generally how I represent this sort of identity.

For example, one respondent explained "generally I will count it as one but if there is a mistake in verb tense - for example if he is using present indefinite tense incorrectly again and again - I will deduct scores each time".

We then compared community compositions and found that the evaluated communities have similar profile distributions, although each one has particularities that can be explained generally by the expected behavior of its users.

Provided that the phylogenies were correctly inferred, therefore, the unexpected relationships can be explained generally either by proposing LGT events or by ancient gene duplications followed by selective gene loss events in independent lineages [ 47].

Perhaps a moral hangover explains the generally restrained and constructive coverage of Libya's past, present and future across the papers.