Sentence examples for generally on an from inspiring English sources

Profits were down, lots of banks were making huge redundancies, and banks are generally on an austerity drive.

Similarly, "very depressed" likely suggests an emotion far more extreme to a person suffering from manic depression than to someone whose emotional life is generally on an even keel.

"In order to be confident enough of the medium-term inflation outlook to raise the bank rate, I would like to see evidence that growth is not slowing further, and that a broad range of indicators related to inflation are generally on an upward trajectory from their current low levels," he said.

Skype users are generally on an Internet connected device, and a web search is almost always an easier way to find information on a business v. a 411 call.

As DroneDeploy launches out of beta, drone and satellite related investments are generally on an uptick — as you'd expect for what remains a relatively nascent space, outside military use-cases — running at $188 million across 22 venture rounds for this year so far, according to CrunchBase data.

Davenport's cartoons ran a few times per week in the Journal, generally on an inside page.

Service is presumed to be performed by individuals for other individuals, generally on a one-to-one basis.

In other words, the species richness differentiation pattern observed on a microscale resemble the one observed generally on a macroscale in tropical regions [9] [12].

Mankiewicz's ambivalence was generally on a higher level, however.

She ran it, generally on a shoestring, until her death.

I think top club football is generally on a higher level than international football.