Sentence examples for generally nominates from inspiring English sources

But the opposition generally nominates reasonably good candidates when there is no incumbent running.

Students are generally nominated for an award by an IB faculty member and/or their research sponsor.

These statistics demonstrate that activist investors generally nominate more male and white directors than do directors appointed outside of the activist context.

Selection processes in many settings suggest that members are generally nominated or elected to interact with health managers on behalf of the communities they are selected from, as opposed to through being typical members of those communities.

Members of Phi Beta Kappa are generally nominated around graduation time, and receive notification by mail of membership in the honors society.

For the most part, the (quote) serious (end quote) actors and actresses who generally get nominated for awards aren't the same celebrities slurring and leering drunkenly into TMZ's cameras outside of Hyde.

Not surprisingly, the parties generally like to nominate via convention, because it means they have more control over the process.

The video received generally positive reviews was nominated for three awards at the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards, including one for Video of the Year.

So the only way candidates generally know they have been nominated is if their nominators tell them, and anyone interested in handicapping possible candidates is reduced to contacting the possible candidates themselves, and then trying to distill out coyness to see whether what remains is genuine lack of interest.

Thus, candidates running for the Democratic nomination tend to win at least some delegates in each primary, resulting generally in closer and longer nominating contests.

As a state law matter, shareholders generally have the right to nominate directors.