Sentence examples for generally part of from inspiring English sources

The insurance, from companies including Golfshield and Golfcare, is generally part of more general golf insurance policies that also will cover theft or damage to equipment and reimbursement of club fees you can't pay due to sickness or accident, among other coverage.

(Vetoing things is, generally, part of a governor's job).

They are generally part of a seething, mutually antagonistic mass.

This fussy, faintly archaic "indeed" is not generally part of his lexicon.

Food is not generally part of the experience: it's not even available in most traditional cafes.

The data profiling analyst is generally part of the data quality assurance team.

See generally Part II of my opinion for the Court in United States v. United States Coin & Currency, 401 U.S. 722, 91 S.Ct.

Though not within the Southport ZIP code area, Sasco Hill is generally considered part of Southport.

Microwave radio also carries computer network signals, generally as part of long-distance telephone systems.

Policemen exercise those powers "over people generally" as part of their "pervasive" presence in modern society.

Bigotry has generally been part of the lingua franca of American populism, if in varying degrees, since that point.