Sentence examples for generally defined as from inspiring English sources

Now Boomers are hurling the stereotypes of narcissism and entitlement to a whole generation made up of their own Millennial offspring (generally defined as born 1980 and after).

(Baby boomers are generally defined as people born in 1946 through 1964).

Midtown South is generally defined as the area between 34th and Canal Streets, river to river.

Opera is generally defined as sung throughout and it is generally driven by the music.

Sports drinks are generally defined as sweetened drinks with electrolytes; enhanced waters have vitamins instead.

Many of those buildings aren't in Lower Manhattan, generally defined as below 14th Street.

The time at which the absorbance equals to 0.01 is generally defined as the clotting time.

Generally defined as "being free of restraints," it also includes the right of enjoying all the privileges of citizenship.

Sometimes more and sometimes fewer than half favor a deal, generally defined as a two-state solution.

Uncertainty is generally defined as 'that which is not precisely known'.

It is generally defined as everything between the antenna and the digital baseband system.