Sentence examples for generally firm from inspiring English sources

Other bacterial and fungal decays (except Pythium and Phytophthora) are generally firm and dry.

It also benefited from a recovery in the late 1990s that put the economy on generally firm footing as Spain entered the new millennium.

Directed with generally firm momentum by Elliott Rauh, the cast reveals abundant faith in the material.

Generally, firms that foster a learning environment and develop new capabilities can achieve and sustain the competition [12, 13].

Generally, firms should be "conservative" in their accounting, with hourly pro bono rates "defensible" and able to "withstand public and peer-company scrutiny," Action Tank cautions.

I've often lamented the state of access to early stage investment capital in Canada, since there's a relatively small pool and generally firms are more conservative with their funds than they are south of the border.

Generally, firmer vegetables such as beets or turnips will take longer to cook, whereas softer, moister vegetables such as broccoli take much less.

Although the parents respected their children's independence, they generally held firm positions and provided clear reasons for them.

Saracens showed up well enough in the lineout and generally held firm in midfield but virtually all the collisions were won by players in white jerseys, normally Sarries' speciality.

Generally a firm with higher cost may like a better product.

Generally, Social Firm employees are paid at competitive rates.