Sentence examples for generally choosing from inspiring English sources

In a typical lemon-law case, a lone consumer starts with arbitration, generally choosing among arbitration firms approved under each state's lemon law.

Joffe, who is based in Paris, sees her, he says, at least once a month, and between collections they take a week to travel — generally choosing somewhere off the fashion radar screen, like Yemen or Romania.

Unlike Greenpeace, which is known for its aggressive tactics and high-profile protests, Friends of Nature took a low-key approach, generally choosing to urge the national government to use existing laws to address environmental issues.

He and his team do fundamental research to look for good companies with strong cash flow, he said, generally choosing securities with the better ratings in the high-yield category that meet his criteria.

Travelers who register with Smarter Living select from among 60 cities (generally choosing a nearby departure airport); each Wednesday, the service sends an e-mail that lists all of the last-minute specials available from that city, and which airline is offering that fare.

The hostile climate has been exacerbated by columnists such as Richard Littlejohn of The Daily Mail, who has regularly highlighted incidents of "scrounging", generally choosing apparently outrageous cases to which he adds a dose of his own spin: the part-time magistrate taking salsa lessons while claiming incapacity benefit was one recent example.

However, in simulations, the two-generation metric generally chooses the same breeding pairs as the single-generation model, leading to the same number of generations to achieve fixation.

Ms. DiMatteo generally chooses local as well.

Buyers can generally choose which method.

Your article said I generally choose local produce.

Sometimes an outsider might be chosen, but the Yorkshire miners generally chose another Yorkshire miner.