Sentence examples for generally in fact from inspiring English sources

Generally, in fact, it is her eye for domestic detail that sharpens her pen.

Too stupid and too prone to over-indulgence generally, in fact.

Generally, in fact, the people of Hertford seem rather reticent on the subject of the Grail.

This is ironic, given that the financial crisis severely disrupted liquidity and credit availability more generally – in fact this is a major implication of the Dick-Nelson, Feldhutter and Lando paper.

The Vivosport is the perfect wearable companion for some who isn't a watch wearer generally, in fact, or for anyone who wants to wear one while also still wearing a traditional wristwatch on their other arm (I fall into this latter category).

The use of smaller relative risks with the same sample size would simply result in lower powers for all methods considered, while the use of smaller relative risks but with larger sample sizes— as are generally, in fact, used in GWAS would result in similar or increased powers for all methods, depending on the precise effect size and sample size chosen).

Banks generally have in fact provided the proposed services.

Antitrust cases, however, are generally nonpartisan; in fact, Judge Jackson is a Republican, appointed by President Ronald Reagan in 1982.

However, directors who serve on corporate boards of companies because they own or represent the ownership of substantial shares of stock generally do in fact ask discerning questions.

They're generally correct; in fact, a recent study by MIT climate scientist Kerry Emanuel found that global warming made the extreme precipitation associated with Hurricane Harvey (the largest rainfall of any US hurricane on record) more likely.

And it's a very important thing for us to feel a sense of control, so much so that a small stress where you have no control generally is in fact a very big stress.