Sentence examples for generally act as from inspiring English sources
Other than in auctions, pricing data on actual transactions is not publicly reported and coin dealers generally act as principals in transactions rather than as agents.
They teach tribespeople how to grow crops, give advice on HIV, help create irrigation systems, and generally act as mentors to the rural population.
It is based on the true story of a kidnapping and murder at the hands of a teenage drug gang - a posse of dope-smoking, hard-swearing white kids-gone-bad, who generally act as if they're living in a rap video.
In The Road to Serfdom (1944), Hayek argued that government action often did more harm than good: in economic terms, by impeding the operation of market forces, and in political terms, by reducing the freedom that individuals and companies should enjoy to earn, spend, and generally act as they chose.
All one can say in summary is that in roughly the same period—namely, the 8th century—a number of areas, such as Corinth and Megara, began to define their borders, deny autonomy to their constituent villages, and generally act as separate states.
Within arid and semi-arid regions, deserts and oases generally act as the landscape matrix and mosaic, respectively.
Özil works the fringes, finds passes that make the passes, manages Arsenal's transitions from defence and generally acts as a high-grade lubricant.
But this strategy has primarily been effective for mayors and governors, said Michigan State University's Carlos Pereira, because the national government generally acts as enforcer.
The NSC staff is headed by a special assistant for national security affairs, the national security adviser, who generally acts as a close adviser of the president.
Writer tells about watching his speeches in mild agony as he swallowed words and stared at his shoes and generally acted as though he were trying out, much against his will, for a 4th-grade play.
Constantly preening, pushing his expensive-looking flopping fringe from his puppy dog eyes, he generally acts as if he is more than a little bit in love with himself.
