Sentence examples for generally be kept from inspiring English sources

If I argue that amateur and pro should generally be kept separate, it is because I respect the craft of both.

Specific technology funds are still a specialist, higher risk area, so experts say that exposure should generally be kept to a maximum of 5 per cent.

The Nets are full partners in the show's production, Cocoros said, and they will generally be kept informed about the storylines being pursued.

Records that show the cost basis of any valuable property should generally be kept for at least three years after you file a tax return reporting a sale or gift of the property.

The queue should generally be kept short.

There is international variation; for instance, the key file can generally be kept for 1 3 years in Sweden but can be kept for 5 years in Finland (thereafter, a re-approval is needed), or must be destroyed immediately upon linkage (eg, for some studies in Iceland).

Said Vasiliauskas: "My dissertation integrates several approaches to literature that have generally been kept separate.

My political ideas have generally been kept separate from my research.

The rebates have generally been kept secret from schools, which are charged the full price.

Previous mutilations of soldiers' bodies have generally been kept secret to avoid just the sort of news media firestorm that has erupted.

"It is crucial for Australia to maintain its top credit rating to ensure the commonwealth's borrowing costs, and those across the economy more generally, are kept as low as possible," they warn.