Sentence examples for generally extend from inspiring English sources

Libertarian views do not generally extend to a belief in the benefits of immigration.

If outliers are present, the whiskers generally extend only to the smallest and largest data values that are not outliers.

Each settlement had a cacique, or chief, whose authority did not generally extend beyond his own village.

Typically, the commission takes over a year to finalize a regulatory change; its requests for comments from the public on proposed new initiatives generally extend to more than 100 pages, and the final rules are usually longer yet.

Christian mystics generally extend the doctrine of the Incarnation of God in the man Jesus to express a more general concern with the omnipresence of the Word in the whole of creation.

Correlation based on the physical features of the rock record also has been used with some success, but it is restricted to small areas that generally extend no more than several hundred kilometres.

The rainy season generally extends from October to April.

The territorial claims of earlier Tuareg rebellions in Mali generally extended only as far south as the Niger.

Cantabrian Mountains, Spanish Cordillera Cantábrica, mountain chain generally extending along the northern coast of Spain for approximately 180 miles (300 km).

The lead author, Dr. Christopher S. Cooper of the University of Iowa, found that the liberal bathroom privileges generally extended to kindergartners were often abridged after they reached first grade.

At intervals, all the sewers contained wheel-shaped metal barriers, whose spokes generally extended around the entire circumference of the channel and blocked passage through it.