Sentence examples for far more general from inspiring English sources

But the forces will now have a far more general role inside the venues.

It enables one to calculate distances or, more important, to define distances in situations far more general than elementary geometry.

The taunts aimed at James were unquestionably personal, but those hurled at Bosh skipped ahead to far more general repugnance.

We give estimates on how large the degree should be, and give explicit constructions for such a polynomial even in a far more general case.

This is a specific example of a far more general phenomenon: it is enormously fruitful to look at organizations as ecological processes rather than as mere economic entities.

But Bellow and Roth both describe women's mental qualities casually, carelessly, if at all, in terms far more general than they describe the physical.

Its funds are all down for the year, some far more than general market averages.

The governor faces a nominal primary challenge from the right on Tuesday, but is peering ahead to a far more competitive general election in November, in part because an acrimonious dispute earlier in the year with striking teachers dented his approval ratings.

However, it's still increasing far more than general inflation, which has been about 2% in recent years.

Probably age is far more a general determinant of quality of life than it is specific to kidney transplantation.

In fact, far more British generals died in the first world war than in the second.