Sentence examples for generally be left from inspiring English sources

They should generally be left alone.

Should prescription drugs and health care more generally be left to the market?

This does at least mean that records will generally be left in private hands pending a specific request approved by the FISC.

Perhaps it was to allow Mr. Obama to go on asserting that the issue of same-sex marriage should generally be left up to the states.

Remnant high walls or scarps could not generally be left, even if they were suitable habitat for many raptors.

Where corroborating evidence exists in literary or doxographical works, we are justified in describing his views as reformulations of the Stoic tradition; otherwise the question of continuity should generally be left open.

In criminal cases the jury has been restricted generally to issues of guilt, while punishment has generally been left to the judge.

From time to time the French Armada would call us with hints, though we generally were left to rely on having one of those "A-ha!" moments.

Some processes that take place on such interfaces have generally been left unnoticed when electrochemical impedance spectroscopy was used to study charge transfer process on these interfaces and charge transport process in these channels.

Agroforestry management in smallholder agriculture can provide climate change mitigation and adaptation benefits and has been promoted as 'climate-smart agriculture' (CSA), yet has generally been left out of international and voluntary carbon (C) mitigation agreements.

For decades, we have shifted from one nutrient fixation to the next- fat, carbohydrate, sugar, gluten -- and generally been left behind by the big picture.