Sentence examples for generally closed to from inspiring English sources

The kind of computer programming job he wants is generally closed to Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, he said.

The balcony above the mezzanine, Mr. Platt said, would be untouched and generally closed to the public.

The company's offices in lower Manhattan were not damaged on Tuesday, but are in the part of the city generally closed to all but emergency workers.

While the instant-message systems are generally closed to one another, a small New York company, Odigo, has been figuring out a way around this.

With Europe generally closed to legal immigration, the quiet influx into Germany of Jews from the former Soviet Union constitutes one exception.

But most, including the baroque synagogues in Carmagnola and other towns in Italy's Piedmont region, are generally closed to public access, little known or out of use.

This cancer, with higher rates in males and sex ratios generally close to 2, displays wide geographic variability.

For alignments of the lengths considered, the Fréchet mean and geometric median are generally closer to the generating tree.

This portion of the price is a fixed price, and generally close to 50% of the total generator purchase price.

The numbers were generally close to those in published reports.

Homes with one fireplace and no sunken living room are generally closer to $350,000.