Sentence examples for generally bought from inspiring English sources

Consumers generally bought lower-price items, though, like clothing, books and DVDs.

The people who generally bought air-conditioners — builders and landlords — weren't the people who paid the utility bills to run them.

New Labour may have tempered it but generally bought the argument that deregulation, privatisation and marketisation would maximise efficiency, wellbeing and growth.

Although easel paintings are occasionally commissioned for a special purpose, they are generally bought as independent art objects and used as decorative focal features or illusionary window views in private homes.

Mr. Bush's comments were the clearest indication that the administration was increasingly nervous that a declining dollar was contributing to higher prices for oil, which is generally bought and sold with dollars.

She also says the commercialization of state lotteries is necessary to compete for consumers inundated with other products, many of which, like lottery tickets, are generally bought on impulse.

As for brighteners, "I don't necessarily worry too much about optical brighteners, but I generally buy detergent like Seventh Generation because the stuff in them generally tends to be better for the environment," Dr. Chameides said.

After all, what Cisco is generally buying is not market share, but people and "next generation" products.

"I generally buy only established artists," Cohen told Koenig.

I generally buy just clothes and maybe kitchen utensils.

Do not generally buy new clothes for self.