Sentence examples for generally by their from inspiring English sources
The Stepford husbands, channeling the bruised egos of the 30percentt of American men who are outearned (and, perhaps, outperformed generally) by their wives, neutralize their mates by having them turned into mindless, man-pleasing robots.
Generally, by their very rarity, they are the exceptions.
Other scholars (e.g., Hindelang et al. 1978; Kaufman et al. 2006) have similarly proposed that offenders' exposures to potential victims are shaped more generally by their lifestyle factors.
Pathways are understood more generally by their description in reviews and diagrams produced on an ad hoc basis.
Vampire, also spelled vampyre, in popular legend, a creature, often fanged, that preys upon humans, generally by consuming their blood.
In the past, golf club designers have calibrated high MOI into drivers, generally by increasing their size until they reach almost grapefruit-like proportions.
Other countries have reported similar trends in Down's syndrome diagnoses, screening, and subsequent live births, generally by merging their birth registries with data from cytogenetic laboratories.
By historians they are generally called by their personal names.
Messrs Graham and Goss are generally respected by their peers.
Executives are generally judged by their splashiest acquisitions.
Jungles apart, it is a fabulous place and the people are generally distinguished by their politeness and infectious good humour.
