Sentence examples for generally new from inspiring English sources

Generally, new development lowered a resort's score.

Generally, new infants sleep between feedings in short periods both days and nights.

Because they are generally new to the game, Europeans tend to be embarrassed about fund-raising.

(Generally, new office spaces have floor-to-floor heights of about 12 feet, while residential space is about 9 feet).

Generally, new reactor designs are developed by global corporations, often with government aid, not by start-ups.

Thorne and Blincoe surely know that the contemporary short story since Raymond Carver - and as practised most recently by, say, Junot Diaz - has been quick, short, skinned and generally New Puritanical.

West Glacier, half an hour from the Kalispell airport, is generally newer, and sprawls.

As had long been the pattern, condominiums, which are generally newer, tended to be higher priced than co-ops.

The pricier condominiums are generally newer and near the water, with units that may sell for more than $1 million.

"Other parts of the country have more apartment complexes than we do, and they're generally newer and they have more amenities than what Long Island offers," she said.

Homes to the east of East Tremont Avenue are slightly more expensive than those to the west, partly because homes on the eastern side are generally newer.