Sentence examples for generally among from inspiring English sources

They are generally among the highest rated of the county-based stations.

Those forms are generally among the last tasks of a unit in the field.

Argentine teams are generally among the best internationally and are often contenders for the World Cup.

"So when you increase the price of cigarettes, you drive smoking down generally among adults but especially for teens".

Supporters of Mr. Crandall -- generally among those who had joined the board before 1998 -- brought up his name.

It was New York's first, and last, foray into rain-making, now known more generally among meteorologists as "weather modification".

Most killings occurred in public in front of many witnesses when a dispute, generally among neighbors, got out of hand.

Profilers and portraitists are not generally among society's most forthcoming, and so it is refreshing to witness Ms. Leibovitz speak openly about her life.

Surprisingly enough, Baghdad, which has its own municipal government and is also formally a province, is "generally among the good performers," Mr. Salih said.

Generally, among advanced economies complaints tend to rise with tax rates; to a lesser extent it also does among emerging markets.

Meals and activities are generally among the last plans made, because they often depend on the team's mood or the staff's desire to change things up.