Sentence examples for generally based on the from inspiring English sources

Cheese is one of the oldest dairy products and generally based on the addition of rennet and lactic acid bacteria to milk of cows, sheep, goats, or buffalos.

The estimate used, he said, is generally based on the last known pattern of use.

Offense is based on timing, and defense is generally based on the disruption of timing.

"Offence is based on timing, and defence is generally based on the disruption of timing".

State law and its administration are generally based on the British system.

Such attempts are generally based on the idea that the temporal process is cyclical, not linear, in its movement.

Eligibility is generally based on the higher of the two credit scores, as are the interest rate and fees.

Political predictions are generally based on the premise "If present trends continue," and it is in the nature of trends to change.

"If it ranges from $75,000 to $350,000, the review is generally based on the documents as submitted," he said.

Republicans argue that federal aid should be given to states through block grants that would be distributed to local districts generally based on the number of students.

This is partly because house-price indices are generally based on the average price of properties (flats as well as houses) that have been sold.