Sentence examples for generally adopt from inspiring English sources

Retailers generally adopt a no-returns policy on generators, so she was stuck with it.

Editors of classical texts generally adopt a controlled eclecticism, classifying the witnesses broadly by groups according to the general character of their texts and choosing between their readings largely on grounds of intrinsic excellence.

In this country, a politician in Merkel's situation would generally adopt one of two tactics: end the conversation with a content-free emotional gesture (Harry Reid, hugging a Dreamer in 2012) or get out of there fast (Rand Paul, fleeing when he realized that both an undocumented immigrant and a camera crew were in his vicinity).

High-speed EMUs generally adopt a distributed power system.

Such systems generally adopt rather simple mathematics, and, therefore, need extensive secondary index computation.

Hydrologic models of irrigated lands generally adopt either a basin-scale or a root-zone perspective.

But he has generally adopted a more optimistic outlook.

Germany and Austria generally adopted the French oboe by approximately 1925.

This stacking formation was generally adopted for the duration of the war.

A treaty is generally concluded between states; a constitution is generally adopted by a state.

The principle has since been generally adopted, although only to a limited extent in the United States.