Sentence examples for generally made from inspiring English sources

The furore was generally made in ignorance of the development.

Bookmakers generally made Japan 50-1 outsiders before the match.

But he generally made an exception for arms control.

We know what mincemeat Thatcher generally made of them.

Decisions are generally made about us without our input.

But the reports are not generally made public.

Later clapboard was generally made of pine, cypress, or cedar.

"Football has generally made a huge step forward since then," Halilhodzic said.

But Mr. Rosenbaum, who had seen the study, said Mr. Garmaise's findings generally made sense.

Furthermore, commissioners have generally made police collaboration to find savings more difficult.

Yet policy experts say these proposals have generally made for better politics than economics.