Sentence examples for generally gains from inspiring English sources

The Catalan independence movement generally gains support in times of economic downturn – the wealthy region is a net contributor to the Spanish economy.

It may also have its origins in the fact that cold water generally gains heat more rapidly than water that is already hot, though it will not boil faster.

Generally, gains were smaller than losses and not as frequently observed.

The results further suggest that rainfall has generally gained an increasing importance for the generation of floods in Norway, while the role of snowmelt has been decreasing and the timing of snowmelt dominated floods has become earlier.

His pieces tend to strike the ear as discontinuous but generally gain cohesion on further listening.

Imagine a computer swallowing all the information stored in Wikipedia in one gulp and generally gaining access to everything human-made.

In short, both Labour and the Conservatives have taken a political hit compared with their position last year, while other parties, notably the Lib Dems, have generally gained.

Doctors who use catheters generally gain access to the circulatory system through a small incision in the major veins that run through the thigh or arm.

In today's pluralist societies, religions generally gain respect when their followers seem to hold their beliefs voluntarily and sincerely, while respecting the convictions of others.

The companies, which generally gained attention from federal officials because they were repeat offenders, specialize in importing inexpensive toys that are sold in independent discount and neighborhood stores and on the street.

While there is a danger in this — the loss of naïveté, for instance, which holds its own certain power — interpretive skills generally gain in the course of a life well abused.