Sentence examples for general comes from inspiring English sources

The Affordable Care Act defines four "metal" levels of coverage ― bronze, silver, gold and platinum ― that offer increasingly more generous coverage that, in general, comes with increasingly higher premiums.

Hamilton's relative outperformance — and that of Western towns, in general — comes amid the urbanization of American economic growth.

Outsider art — lately euphemized as "self-taught," a vapid label that inconveniently describes originality in general — comes from and goes nowhere in art history.

There are unwritten rules discouraging that the secretary general comes from any of the Security Council's permanent members and a culture of rotating the seat among continents.

"In Washington, you also have to worry about Congressional reaction, public reaction, what it looks like on the front page or when the inspector general comes in".

So both sides pay a few thousand dollars to this general, and then the general comes back and says, well you both paid $1,000.

"We were on parade, and this general came round.

Politicians in general came in for much criticism.

Once, a Thai general came to our house.

(Heck, no human being in general coming out of college ever is).

The divisions in Americans' attitudes toward guns in general came to life in Congress this week.