Sentence examples for general terms particularly from inspiring English sources

A. When you look at situation in the world today, the physicists, the biologists, the ecologists, we all pretty much know what's wrong in general terms, particularly with the environment, and we know what direction we ought to be moving in, but we don't have much of a clue about how to get there.

But they were willing to discuss in general terms the cosmetic treatments that are particularly popular in their practices during awards season.

Philip Karasyk, a lawyer who until Thursday represented Mr. Vasquez, would not discuss the case, but speaking in general terms said that narcotics work is particularly tough on detectives, even though few succumb.

They tended to talk about the care provided in very general terms, often focusing on recent or particularly memorable events, both good and bad.

The Bible also speaks of wine in general terms as a bringer and concomitant of joy, particularly in the context of nourishment and feasting.

In more general terms, I am unsure that metabolic power per gene is in itself particularly important.

There was reporting bias, particularly when questions were more personalized than when asked in general terms.

In general terms, we obtained very high values (>0.9) for all metrics and all different callers, particularly for GATK and SAMtools.

This result is particularly interesting since it bears witness to the fragility of an opinion expressed in general terms and to the need for ethical reflection before responding.

In general terms?

In general terms, though, things were good.