Sentence examples for generally overturned from inspiring English sources
Jim Scherr, the chief executive of the United States Olympic Committee, said that the South Koreans would not prevail in the Court of Arbitration, "because there is a very large body of precedent that judging decisions on the field of play are final and are not generally overturned".
Recent advances in behavioural economics, cognitive neuroscience, network theory and social psychology more generally have overturned our common sense understanding of human behaviour.
That fall has mostly been overturned.
Though the testers were not aware who was innocent and who was guilty, they generally rated men whose convictions had been overturned as more trustworthy than those whose convictions had stuck.
One of the convictions was overturned, and Mr. Santiago, whose work was generally praised, has described the other as a case of self-defense, saying that he struck a corrections officer after the man had assaulted his fiancée.
Generally speaking, turndowns for financial reasons stand the greatest likelihood of being overturned.
Sodomy laws were overturned.
Desks had been overturned.
The decision was overturned.
