Sentence examples for generally in the context from inspiring English sources
A spokeswoman for the Department for Constitutional Affairs said the government would be looking at the libel laws generally "in the context of this judgment".
Their meaning or relevance is generally in the context of a collection or series, not as an isolated rendering.
But when kids did talk about racial issues in the late 1970s, generally in the context of "Roots" or Lando Calrissian or whether the kids from the Catholic school were tougher than us (yes) or whether we would vote for Marion Barry for mayor (whatever that was), we didn't use the word "racism"; we used the word "prejudice".
Hyperlexia is defined as the co-occurrence of advanced reading skills relative to comprehension skills or general intelligence, the early acquisition of reading skills without explicit teaching, and a strong orientation toward written material, generally in the context of a neurodevelopmental disorder.
This finding can be discussed generally in the context of teachers' self-efficacy and their instructional practices.
AF has extensively been studied in the literature, but generally in the context of ideal configurations without interference during the cooperation process [4, 5].
Essentially for these reasons, these techniques have been adopted in most next-generation wireless standards and are generally considered in the context of relay-aided communications in frequency selective channels.
Intentional learning is the focus of this discussion, and it is generally considered in the context of more general educational goals, such as developing thoughtful, productive and responsible individuals.
AOD topics were generally introduced in the context of exploring presenting symptoms, systems enquiry or general health screening.
The entity is generally seen in the context of pharyngeal dysphagia, usually in association with other neurologic symptoms and signs.
This is generally done in the context of the already existing information systems architecture of the firm.
