Sentence examples for generally not carried from inspiring English sources

But those courses, so far, have generally not carried credit.

That is a Middle Eastern trait, and something that has been generally not carried out on this soil until we were rudely awakened to it in 1993" -- the year of the first World Trade Center attack.

Historically, clinical symptoms of respiratory disease had rarely been observed, and medical treatments against respiratory diseases were generally not carried out (Table 3).

That simply isn't a lot of data, and overly specific conclusions from them, like "no recent president has been re-elected with an unemployment rate over 8.0 percent" or "no recent incumbent has lost when he did not face a primary challenge," are often not very meaningful in practice and will generally not carry much predictive weight.

I generally do not carry grenades.

Unlike sky divers, BASE jumpers generally do not carry reserve parachutes.

He generally did not carry a weapon, though on occasion he did fire at Vietnamese in emergencies.

That may also cut down on firefights: British police generally do not carry guns, in part because they worry less about being shot at.

Commercial real estate loans generally do not carry fixed interest rates for 30 years; they either have interest rate resets or can be called in.

Though reviled in much of the West, the Bin Laden name generally does not carry the same stigma in Brazil, a country that has been spared the large-scale terrorist attacks that have horrified many other parts of the world.

Comcast class A special shares generally do not carry voting rights that the class A common shares that trade under the CMCSA ticker.