Sentence examples for generally releases from inspiring English sources

Because biofuel generally releases less in greenhouse gases than fossil fuel when burned, all that ethanol would be good for the environment, too.

DHS generally releases immigrants in two ways: directly from one of Immigration and Customs Enforcement's immigration jails or, more recently, from Customs and Border Protection after they are apprehended and pass an initial security check.

We'll know more in a couple of months – the league generally releases the following season's schedule before the MLS Cup final – but as it stands, the circumstantial evidence points very strongly to a shortened schedule that is much more in sync with the international calendar.

As for Apple, the company generally releases numbers on pre-order sales after the first weekend.

Nintendo generally releases its systems in its home of Japan well before exporting them to other markets.

The benefit of a living trust versus a will is that you can specify ages at which the child inherits assets rather than a will, which generally releases the proceeds when they become an adult (age 18).

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.

Rail accidents are more frequent but generally release less oil.

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

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