Sentence examples for generally only a from inspiring English sources

In contrast to most crop plants or production animals, plantation trees are generally only a few generations removed from the wild state.

Generally, only a selected set of individuals from the current generation are used as parents for the subsequent generation.

"When one is brought into the congregation during a service, generally only a man can carry it.

Christie's estimates were too high, and buyers knew it; there were generally only a few bidders on each lot, and many went for well below their estimates.

One major reason may be that from year to year there are generally only a handful of openings in any one suburban district.

That is a boon for most players because death at the hands of a monster or trap is generally only a minor inconvenience in Planescape.

There's generally only a small window of time when girls have that mien of utter at-homeness in the world it gets snuffed out in many of them by age twelve or thirteen, when their glance turns inward, scrutinizing.

There's generally only a small window of time when girls have that mien of utter at-homeness in the world — it gets snuffed out in many of them by age twelve or thirteen, when their glance turns inward, scrutinizing.

They do not act as a total barrier: they are generally only a hundred and fifty metres long and six metres wide, and are set beneath the surface in ten to twelve metres of water, five hundred metres out from the shore.

In contrast, a one-log reduction generally only requires a few meters of travel in sandy fine gravel aquifers and sand aquifers.

Certainly, as we already know that a degenerate parabolic equation generally only has a weak solution, the above linearization is only formal.