Sentence examples for generally backed from inspiring English sources

The results are generally backed up on CD-ROM's.

The sport's critics have generally backed off, and its audience has rebounded.

Mrs. Clinton, though, has generally backed her husband's efforts to resolve the crisis.

Ms. Reyna, as well as a different faction of Satmars, generally backed the project from the beginning.

And, sadly for his supporters, the government's harshness is generally backed, even enthusiastically, by Egypt's weary people.

At the nominating convention in Chicago in early June, those opposed to Grant generally backed either Maine Sen. James G. Blaine or Secretary of the Treasury John Sherman.

The county as a whole tends to swing, generally backing the winner on a state and national level.

While labor is generally backing Democrats, most of the efforts of the National Rifle Association are backing Republicans, even against pro-gun Democrats.

Now, unions are generally backing those Democrats, feeling labor cannot afford such a strategy when the Democrats' prospects seem so troubled.

What they notice amid their hurt is that the sacred texts generally back them in their assumptions, and they therefore assert the authority of sacred scripture.

"Canadians earn less and pay higher taxes for generally inferior public services than Americans," The Globe and Mail, a newspaper that generally backs the Liberal government, said in a recent editorial.