Sentence examples for generally concluded from inspiring English sources

Dr. Curtin said scientists had generally concluded that only some ecosystems could support long-term grazing.

Until recently, the Library of Congress generally concluded that cellphone unlocking deserved an exemption.

A treaty is generally concluded between states; a constitution is generally adopted by a state.

Polar exploration tends to attract more testosterone than talent, and in the Arctic department expeditions have generally concluded with an inglorious bout of shoe-eating.

Most work at temperatures below minus-420 degrees Fahrenheit, and by the 1970s, physicists had generally concluded that that was just a chilly limit of how nature works.

Historians have generally concluded that far from being a rogue agency, the C.I.A. was following orders from the White House or top officials.

Likewise, historians who studied later interventions in U.S. elections in 1940, 1948 and 1984 generally concluded that none had any significant effects on these elections.

I was less sanguine about readers who disparaged not my argument but my character or my shoes or my nose, attacks that generally concluded, "You should be ashamed".

Historians have generally concluded that, at least during her years in the White House, her balance problem stemmed more from an inner-ear disease than from excessive drinking.

It was generally concluded that both options are suitable for the new baseline layout, and are to be studied in detail.

This was an important result given that previous studies generally concluded that trees trapped pollution by obstructing wind flow in street canyons.