Sentence examples for generally inhabit from inspiring English sources

Female offspring will generally inhabit the same vicinity as their mother.

Austronesian speakers generally inhabit the coastal regions and offshore islands, including the Trobriands and Buka.

The Bhil, one of the oldest communities in India, generally inhabit southern Rajasthan and have a history of possessing great skill in archery.

There's no major reassessment, no real surprises, except perhaps in the look of the show, coming from a director whose films generally inhabit a rather shabby verismo world.

It includes five genera and six species, most of them aromatic herbs with creeping rhizomes (horizontal stems), and the plants generally inhabit wet areas.

The residents of South Sulawesi are mostly Bugis and Makassarese; the Toraja, a significant indigenous minority, generally inhabit the highland areas.

The science of nanotechnology generally inhabits the region of 0.1nm to 100nm.

Urban areas are generally inhabited by greater numbers of plant species than rural areas of the same size.

Although it generally inhabits eastern deciduous forest, it also breeds in open pine woodlands (especially in the South), riparian zones of the Great Plains, and mixed hardwood-conifer forest of the North.

Brushland Tinamou ranges from southern Bolivia through southwestern Paraguay to northcentral Argentina, within which area it generally inhabits dry savanna woodlands, desert scrub, grassy steppes, borders, and even flooded savannas.

The cephalopod species were identified as 1 Goliteuthis armata (family Cranchiidae), typical of offshore and deep pelagic waters, 2 Loligo vulgaris (family Loginidae), which generally inhabits coastal waters and 6 Todarodes sagitattus (family Ommastrephidea), a species widely distributed both in coastal and offshore waters.