Sentence examples for generally carry from inspiring English sources

Law firms generally carry more debt today as well.

(Longer-term certificates generally carry higher interest rates).

Unit trains generally carry 10,000 to 15,000 tons of coal in a single shipment.

Though rivers dwindle, they generally carry enough water to meet demand.

"The Costco gets Empire chickens," she said, "and the local supermarkets generally carry a limited supply of Passover items.

The novel's name means "the wretched," or "the outcasts," but English translations generally carry the French title.

The name charge conjugation arises because a given particle and its antiparticle generally carry opposite electric charge.

Any little snippets accidentally left behind generally carry on growing too, so the plan to reduce their quantity backfired and their numbers are now almost doubled.

Variable annuities generally carry higher fees for investors than mutual funds, but money can be shifted from one fund to another and profits are not immediately taxed.

Its planes generally carry fewer passengers than other airlines, and it has a contentious relationship with its unions, especially its pilots.

Page A14 New York MINING A SENSE OF HERITAGE For the Details of History The children of immigrants born generally carry a story arc of their parents' lives.