Sentence examples for generally a year from inspiring English sources

If the Seventies was the decade that style forgot, then 1992 was the year that dignity forgot: from Eldorado to Madonna's Sex book via the advent of the brazenly money-obsessed Premier League and Charles and Eddie's Would I Lie To You, it's not generally a year to look back on with pride.

Healthcare consulting firm Kaufman Hall called 2018 "generally a year of improvement" for hospitals.

Training in the United States is generally a year shorter and based more heavily in the ambulatory setting.

Eight hundred and thirty nine men with breast cancer were interviewed at ages ⩽80 years (generally a year or two after diagnosis), of whom 637 (76%) donated a blood sample for cytogenetic testing.

The person must complete the travel within a certain time frame, generally a year, but the destinations might include cities such as New York, Hong Kong, Nairobi and Los Angeles.

The Advertising Standards Authority generally takes a year or more to rule on misleading statements.

One consequence is that shortwave broadcasters change their frequencies generally twice a year.

It generally takes a year for Splav to receive payment for the valves it shipped to Balakovo plant.

They remain in fresh water, generally for a year or more, varying to some extent with the species, and then they migrate to the sea.

Later, administrators said that more than half of those suspected, about 70 students, had been required to withdraw, generally for a year, retroactive to last September.

And with Apple's technology and design generally being a year or two behind Chinese manufacturers, the iPhone XS family looks tired and identikit.