Sentence examples for generally planned that from inspiring English sources

The LHC is expected to do its work by 2030, however, and for decades physicists have generally planned that the next accelerator would be a roughly 30-kilometer straight-shot linear collider.

Generally, plans that take effect for 2014 must meet the law's requirements.

It is also something that the person generally plans.

Perhaps that helps explain why native households generally plan on retiring earlier than mixed and immigrant couples.

Generally, though, plans that are run by smaller businesses or contain annuities tend to be more expensive to run than those managed by large corporations, so every comparison shopping opportunity may be worth it.

This study lead us to implement a modified Graphplan, LCGP (for "Least Committed GraphPlan"), which is still sound and complete and generally produces plans that have fewer levels than those of Graphplan (the same number in the worst cases).

Keith P. Ambachtsheer, director of the Rotman International Center for Pension Management at the University of Toronto, said that when cities or states replaced old-fashioned, inefficient, often politicized pension management plans with ones that call for independent, professional managers who oversee large plans, that generally improves their investment returns by 1 percent to 2 percent a year.

Consumer Reports gives good marks for T-Mobile plans that generally offer more service for the money than those of Verizon or Alltel.

NIH's definition of NRSA holders as nonemployees has also prevented postdocs from receiving health insurance and other benefits through employee benefit plans that generally cover postdocs working on PI grants.

Earlier Wednesday, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders released a statement generally praising the spending plan that had still not been finalized.

Both the video and the song were created spontaneously, with neither the budget nor months of planning that generally come with a major release.