Sentence examples for generally not known from inspiring English sources

The causes of these conditions are generally not known.

After all, country is generally not known for the diversity of its stars, or its aficionados.

In the Oklahoma City bombing of 1995, for example, the victims were generally not known to the rescuers, and no rescuers were lost.

Egyptians are generally not known as explosive people, but tell them you are raising the price of bread — of life — and beware.

The film doesn't even note that Mr. Shultz, though generally not known for frivolity, has a small Princeton tiger tattoo on his derri?. Bob Chitester, founder of Free to Choose Media, is the executive producer of the Shultz biography.

Theatre critic Hilton Als, winner of a nonfiction award, said he was "gobsmacked and humbled" by the prize, adding that "essay writing is generally not known as a lucrative field; this honour allows me to continue the work I love with greater confidence — and faith".

Separately on Monday, state officials said they had retrieved $262 million from 172 life insurers, including MetLife, and sent it to the beneficiaries, who had generally not known which carrier issued their relatives' policies, or even been aware that a policy existed at all.

Since the steganalyst will generally not know the payload embedded in the stego imagen, we need to choose a fixed value of α ¯ that gives an overall good performance over a wide range of payloads.

Swank resorts like this generally are not known for their food and don't normally attract outside diners: yet nine-month-old Baleen deserves wider recognition.

But universities also have important economic interests, Hira continued, which generally are "not known to the public".

Whether this is true only for stimuli in psychophysics studies in which the constancy of velocity must be judged, or also applies more generally, is not known.