Sentence examples for generally it would from inspiring English sources

More generally, it would be useful for the government to understand how its family medicine approach may affect other aspects of service provision through similar avenues of research.

But generally it would be very difficult for the teams to change mid-season".

At about that time, the most respected Republican pollster, Robert M. Teeter, noted that while the United States was becoming much more tolerant generally, it would probably remain divided on gay marriage for a long time.

A citizen-led constitution would help us reinvigorate the politics of Wales generally, it would put power back in the hands of the people rather than with a small elite".

Generally it would last a day and a half before needing to be charged, which still isn't the best – Sony's Xperia Z3 lasts over two days per charge – but is better than some competitors.

Generally it would be a player's agent who would test the waters as regards any possible interest – with the good of his client at heart, naturally, but not necessarily the club's.

Governments of all complexions have generally accepted it would be wrong to proceed with a new generation of atomic power stations before a home has been found for past waste.

They have generally argued it would be too difficult, or would hurt investment returns.

If the approach developed by the REF were generally adopted, it would go a long way toward breaking the stereotypes.

Members of the Devils' penalty-killing units were to meet after practice Wednesday, but the team generally felt it would be much better off if it did not hand so many opportunities to the Panthers.

Whether having the ability to pay people for their time would increase both effectiveness and access to expertise is an ongoing debate with consensus generally that it would not.