Sentence examples for generally release from inspiring English sources

Rail accidents are more frequent but generally release less oil.

Several species are fire-adapted and generally release their seeds following a wildfire.

But the jail does not generally release inmates on weekends, so Ms. Grubman, 31, is to enjoy two extra days of freedom.

Much like the pirates who hold ships and crews for ransoms off Somalia's eastern coast, the kidnappers generally release the foreigners unharmed once ransoms are paid.

They are as cuddly as puppies and easy to train when they are young but extraordinarily ornery once they hit adolescence, which is when rehabbers generally release them back into the wild.

Generally, release of P during the study period was slow compared to nitrogen in all treatments (Table 3).

Hepatic gluconeogenesis also decreases by ∼82% and glucose molecules generated through this pathway are not generally released in the circulation, but are largely directed into hepatic glycogen.

Hostages are generally released unharmed after a ransom is paid.

Insurgents taken prisoner by Afghan forces are generally released by the ineffective judicial system.

And since the 1970s, presidential candidates have generally released their tax returns.

He noted that children are generally released from foster care at 18, but in certain cases, they stay until 21.