Sentence examples for general to draw from inspiring English sources

We have to point out that it was not the intention of our study (and of qualitative studies in general) to draw generalizing conclusions on the expectations and experiences towards functioning and health of cancer patients under HPN, or to report outcomes of HPN in various subgroups.

Besides having a wider data set in general to draw upon, being a mobile service means that PayPal will be able to detect in real-time and confirm with the user when unusual activity occurs.

Although some floral morphological features of Mitrastema are not in conflict with those seen in Ericales, such as extrorse anthers and cellular endosperm, features such as decussate leaves, circumscissile fruit dehiscence, and parietal placentation are too general to draw specific associations.

In this same period, L.B.J. also instructed his attorney general, Nicholas Katzenbach, to draw up legislation "that would enforce constitutional guarantees to vote," Dallek writes.

No vote will sanctify this shift in power there will be no general election to draw the party together against its rivals, no party contest to make candidates define and test their ideas.

In some cases, it is possible to use these general predictions to draw conclusions on potential future developments of contaminants (e.g. increase in crop production and associated increase in the amount of pesticides used).

Studying history will give massive amounts of general knowledge to draw on in almost any conversation.

In general, Say Anything tends to draw inspiration from alienation from a flawed society but confers a sense of hope.

Lack of such extensive data on other OMPs, however, makes general conclusions hard to draw.

The perceived "natural" status of herbal products in particular and CAM in general lead many to draw the conclusion that CAM therapies are not associated with adverse effects.

Why detail their weaknesses if not to draw General Clark into guilt by association?