Sentence examples for generally encountered from inspiring English sources

There are some caveats to isobaric tag quantification (in addition to those generally encountered during bottom-up analysis in general).

I have had wonderful experiences and generally encountered interest and curiosity tempered by courtesy.

But prosecutors have generally encountered a blue wall of a different kind, one in which officers used almost identical language to defend their actions that night.

By the time his Collected Poems were published in 1985, the blurb in the Penguin edition confidently presented the polarised judgments on Hill alongside each other, commenting that Hill had generally "encountered either baffled goodwill or baffled resentment".

This feature is generally encountered in the tetraterpenes, as is the long series of alternating single and double carbon-to-carbon bonds (conjugated system) that is responsible for the absorption of light and hence the bright colours of the compounds.

If one starts at the head of a crustacean and works toward the rear, the following appendages are generally encountered: antennae 1, or antennules; antennae 2, or antennae proper; mandibles; maxillae 1, or maxillulae; maxillae 2, or maxillae proper; and a variable number of trunk limbs.

What are the main issues generally encountered?

Mr. Nelsons would like to see children generally encounter music early.

Kirkus gets its authority from its scale, yet readers generally encounter its reviews individually, book by book.

Comedians whose stock-in-trade is childlike innocence – even those as great as Stan Laurel and Harry Langdon – or adolescent awkwardness, such as Jerry Lewis, generally encounter career problems in middle age.

This language is already more grounded and humane than anything you generally encounter from municipal development authorities, and should it translate into action, this is in itself reason for a good deal of hope.