Sentence examples for generally on the same from inspiring English sources

Lespedeza and many other genera of Papilionoideae legumes bear both kinds of flowers, generally on the same plant.

CM5 is generally on the same level as ({mathrm {SM}}_{mathrm {vNSEW}}) and improved in the zonal terms.

Both used for valli young trees or arms of larger trees, with the side branches on them; but the valli of the Greeks were much larger and had more branches than those of the Romans, which had either two or three, or at the most four branches, and these generally on the same side.

The surface of the cover of silty deposits is generally on the same, or at a slightly lower, morphological level as the surface of the surrounding sand (Fig. 7(B)), and at a distinctly lower level near the hard-rock outcrops (Fig. 7(A)).

Why? Progressives are generally on the same page that our liberty ends where another's body begins.

I understand that there are indeed a number of "sides," but I believe that the Palestinian people and the Israeli people are generally on the same side.

Corticosteroid therapy was administered (generally starting on the same day as ATT) by one or more routes - topical, periocular, intravitreal, oral, or intravenous, depending on the anatomical location or severity of inflammation.

Marsupials and rodents contain the highest number of functionally active AO genes, which generally cluster on the same chromosomal region at a short distance from one another [4].

Mr. Tsiomos (pronounced see-OH-mos), 54, generally sits on the same spot, top right.

The planet is divided between nearly 200 sovereign states, which generally agree on the same diplomatic protocols and on common international laws.

BIO and the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, the main trade group for the big drug companies, have generally been on the same page on prices, arguing that insurance benefits for the elderly should be provided primarily by private companies, not Medicare.