Sentence examples for generally has gone from inspiring English sources

It's not just us – fashion generally has gone a bit quiet, I think.

The administration's offshore drilling policy, like its fervor for domestic production more generally, has gone through rapid changes.

Gang violence has proven maddeningly difficult to address even when the crime rate more generally has gone down.

The strains that can be seen today are symptoms of much bigger problems in the health service.For instance, as demand for A&E services has gone up, so the supply of beds in hospitals generally has gone down, leaving a shortfall during these sorts of emergency periods.

Tuition generally has gone up faster than inflation; student debt is eclipsing non-mortgage consumer debt.

Mr. Zell however, at the end of the first year of his reign over the Tribune Company, wakes up with his hand in the night pot claiming that "the newspaper business and advertising, generally, has gone off a cliff", as an act of forces beyond his control.

Petitions by Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip to the Israeli Supreme Court are rare, and army demolitions there generally have gone unchallenged.

Given that land prices generally have gone up over time, it is fair to say that the property tax has not so much lowered land prices as it has served to retard their rise.

John Healey, the shadow housing minister, said on Friday that while homelessness generally had gone up 41% since 2010, people who might expect extra care from the government were doing even worse.

Because staff in the six participating hospitals – in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania – had been trained in caring for very sick children and had been ensured a constant supply of oxygen and drugs, the death rates among the children generally had gone down.

His roommate had something going on every night, possibly something more vibrant and exclusive than the pale thing he generally had going on, and he felt it was better to withhold the invitation than risk suffering the indignity of rejection, even if that rejection was due to a simple conflict of interest — preëxisting plans, for example.