Sentence examples for generally recovered from inspiring English sources

After serious flooding elsewhere, house prices have generally recovered within a few years, according to estate agents in affected areas.

Lepidolite has been mined as an ore of lithium, with rubidium generally recovered as a by-product.

Bjorn Hanson, who manages the hospitality consulting unit at PricewaterhouseCoopers, says the companies' share prices, which have generally recovered from their September lows, already reflect that good news.

The rally did not last long enough to block investors' memory of the crash and neither Isa nor retail fund sales generally recovered.

They point out that American banks have generally recovered from the crisis more quickly than European banks because United States regulators forced them to raise new capital.

With properly chosen flow conditions efficient separation is possible but the extract and raffinate products are generally recovered at concentrations lower than the feed.

'Then standard forensic software can generally recover it," he said.

People who receive an early diagnosis and treatment with antibiotics generally recover and do not develop chronic symptoms.

"People generally recover from great shocks and do so in a reasonable amount of time," Dr. Erikson said.

Elderly patients generally recover more slowly, but younger patients may be more likely to develop symptoms of PTSD.

These are depleted but generally recovering, thanks to recent reforms.That these turn out to be exceptional cases is unsurprising.