Sentence examples for generally domestic from inspiring English sources

Hamilton's art – so suave, elegant, precise and streamlined as the consumer design it often represents – is generally domestic in scale.

Lofty and flooded with light, this intimate space was ideal for the generally domestic scale of ceramics, both pots and more sculptural pieces.

Generally, domestic taxes on goods and services account for about one-fifth of total central government revenues in developing countries with relatively high income levels, one-quarter of revenues in middle-income developing countries, and one-third of revenues in the poorest of the developing countries.

Generally, domestic refined oil prices do not immediately respond to an international crude oil price change, that is, there is a time lag.

Generally, domestic animals, wildlife, and humans are considered to be major sources of water-borne pathogens; however, finding the specific culprit the primary pathogen source is challenging (Malakoff [2002]).

But, generally, domestic and international press has generally been positive, even fawning, on the 44-year old, good-looking prime minister.

Many products currently on the list are likely to be crossed off (France is struggling to get a similar idea off the ground; Britain's NHS has operated such a list for over a decade).Firms with mostly domestic businesses (generally the smallest) will find these reforms hard to swallow.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's insistence that the barrier is necessary for self-defense finds a generally sympathetic domestic reception.

Imports rose to $16.05 billion, from $13.5 billion a year earlier, helped by oil purchases and generally strong domestic demand in Japan.

Chefs I spoke with generally preferred domestic crab, which comes from the Gulf, the Carolinas and, of course, the Chesapeake Bay.

The most disadvantaged Australians are likely to experience much higher rates of violence generally, including domestic violence, but here the generalised cry of "misogyny" is not so loud.