Sentence examples for generally answering from inspiring English sources

In his years in Congress, Mr. McCain was well known among reporters for returning phone calls and generally answering even the most pointed questions.

Thus, it is possible that, because introductory students were generally answering less cognitively demanding questions, they needed less time in discussion.

On average, recent graduates (having graduated ≤5 years ago) fared better on all survey topics than medical students, by generally answering between 5% and 15% more accurately on all subject categories (see figures 1 and 2).

In any case, he noted, with Israeli Internet providers covering much of the West Bank, it is impossible to block any site completely, "so why give us the image of a dictatorship?" Palestinians said it was unclear where the attorney general had been getting his orders from, though he generally answers to the president.

Woods has generally answered them all by the fall.

Calls to United Healths toll-free number on Monday were generally answered within two minutes.

They tried to muster the best advice, but generally answered widows' questions with a hug.

The legal system generally answers by saying that lawyers are their clients' agents.

High schools generally answer to their state legislatures and athletic associations, and the N.C.A.A. has said it leaves medical protocol up to individual colleges.

Before the standards became mandatory, grid operators were asked whether they were in compliance with recommended standards, and they generally answered yes.

But when I ask he generally answers, "I dunno," whereas when my father asks him he'll give a full report.