Sentence examples for generally entirely from inspiring English sources

In addition, these complexes are generally entirely amorphous for compositions n ≤ 12 above room temperature.

We have lots of thoughts on Richard's post (and generally, entirely agree with him).

The second problem is line loss, which is generally neglected entirely, or sometimes approximated as a percentage of total demand [22, 27].

Spade (1987, p. 32) claimed that their real focus was generally on entirely different theoretical issues, and that the role of the fallacy thus became purely "honorary," preserving the authority of Aristotle.

We've already come to accept many of these on our smartwatches, though based on application and form factor, we generally have entirely different expectations with regards to what the product can and can't do.

"Shipped" and "sold" are generally two entirely different things, with "shipped" just implying that they had been built and sent out to distribution partners, whether or not it ends up getting sold to an end consumer.

The music for the game was generally composed entirely separate from the development of the game.

The music for the game was generally composed entirely separately from the development of the game.

More generally, we entirely agree with the reviewers' point that it is not appropriate for us to draw strong conclusions about control of EMT by BMP signalling, and we have followed their advice and rewritten the paper to remove reference to EMT as described above.

These websites are generally dedicated entirely for that artist or band.

The response was generally, though not entirely, favourable, albeit with significant caveats.