Sentence examples for generally became from inspiring English sources

In the United States the kindergarten generally became accepted as the first unit of elementary school.

Hispanics, who made up 12.5percentt of population, generally became more segregated in areas of high Hispanic immigration.

The tessera size generally became smaller than it had been in earlier epochs; and contours lost their rigidity, became thinner, and were occasionally abolished.

My natural lazy morning routines were replaced by a cruel kick out of bed at 6 a.m., and I generally became a disgruntled, sleep-deprived, frustrated mess.

He changed his name to prevent his being confused with Nazi official Martin Bormann and generally became known by the single name Horst.

The art eventually stopped being discarded, and in the 1970s it generally became policy to return the covers and pages to the artists, many of whom began selling it to fans and collectors, who are hungry for it.

"As lives become more complicated, they generally become more difficult.

Patients in pain do not generally become addicted.

As silica content increases, rock types generally become more viscous.

That would explain why mice on caloric restriction generally become infertile.

There is evidence that Americans have generally become more comfortable with bidets.