Sentence examples for generally intends from inspiring English sources

A parable generally intends a single lesson.

Congestion pricing generally intends to nudge drivers out of their vehicles and onto buses, subways and bicycles by pushing up the cost of driving into certain parts of a city during peak commuter hours.

Although the government has yet to signal which recommendations it might adopt and how it generally intends to move forward.

"When Parliament uses a term with a legal meaning, it generally intends the term to be given that meaning," the majority court wrote.

The FDA generally intends to review a PRO instrument for: reliability, validity, ability to detect change, and interpretability (e.g., minimum important difference).

To this end, the NuGEN WT-Ovation™ Pico RNA Amplification System, which is generally intended for microarray applications, was initially used to generate large amounts of single stranded DNA from a small initial quantity of RNA using a three step process following the manufacturer's instructions.

Hoax, a falsehood generally intended to fool and to entertain.

Yet this kind of software is not generally intended for entertainment listening.

There is not much turnover in such properties; their owners generally intend to stay put.

The federal government sets milk prices under a complex system generally intended to ensure even distribution and fair pricing.

Ken Hitchner, a spokesman for New Jersey Transit, said the authority issues track safety messages, but they are generally intended for school audiences and not adult commuters.