Sentence examples for generally appear as from inspiring English sources
These dishes generally appear as blackboard specials, usually seasonal -- and they always carry an additional cost.
Studies have shown that media coverage of Muslims is overwhelmingly negative: they generally appear as, for example, terrorists or extremists.
Northern Lights generally appear as spectacular waves or streaks of pale green and pink, but shades of red, yellow, blue and violet have also been spotted by stargazers.
Due to the release of nutrients that accompanies the consumption of oxygen by biological debris, dissolved oxygen concentrations generally appear as a mirror image of dissolved nutrient concentrations.
Virtual Agents generally appear as chat avatars (you can see one below), and are apparently so realistic that the company says that 69% of customers end their conversation with a "Goodbye".
Unlike M. fortuitum, M. abscessus and M. chelona generally appear as cause of lower respiratory tract infection [ 3, 6, 22, 24].
MTX generally appears as effective as EC0746 on an equimolar basis when both drugs are administered BIW via a subcutaneous route in AIA rats (Table 1).
Her play was innovative in breaking several taboos discreetly observed by the likes of Noël Coward and Terence Rattigan, in whose dramas working-class characters generally appeared as chirpy subsidiaries and who mostly presented women as either madonnas or sluts.
Instead, it generally appears as anecdote, like this tidbit from the Holocaust Memorial director in Berlin: "Did you know that in Germany today there is a broad sociological pathology of persons who falsely claim to be Jewish?
"Rather than rebuilding his movement for the European and local elections, he has chosen to build links with neo-Nazis, launch a cooking programme for his dwindling number of supporters and generally appearing as a rather odd character.
Instead, it generally appears as expenses, such as payments to consultants, and is treated that way by the taxman (unlike investment in old-economy physical goods, which can be capitalised and depreciated).
