Sentence examples for generally in connection from inspiring English sources

The Qualification Problem arises generally in connection with the formalization of common sense generalizations.

But Mr. Goldman's coverage of Mr. Bloomberg is generally in connection with news events, rather than investigatory work.

More generally, in connection with the all-important (G7): how do we determine which similarities and differences are relevant to the conclusion?

Very few cis-acting regulatory elements have been identified experimentally in Tetrahymena [64], and those few are generally in connection with special genes.

The BBC's impartiality, or otherwise, is generally mentioned in connection with its interpretation of British politics, or unrest in the Middle East, rather than internecine rumblings at Everton Football Club.

As an expression of displeasure, pile of pants is generally used in connection with pop culture, as in the example now immortalized in the O.E.D. "Yup, this is a pile of pants," a reviewer said of a rock concert last year in The Glasgow Herald, "and no amount of hip paranoia is going to convince me otherwise".

At the same time, we suggest that this issue is of minor importance because the discussion of whether to include future costs or not is generally raised in connection with life-extending interventions.

A number of empirical studies, cited in Black, Koser & Munk, argue that voluntariness generally arises in connection with the fact that rejected asylum seekers are not assisted by the receiving country and are faced with the reality of deportation; a fact which in many cases leads to the decision to 'voluntarily' return [ 8].