Sentence examples for generally responding from inspiring English sources

People are generally responding by focusing on income generation, which is reinforcing stress in communities and resulting in maladaptive trajectories of change.

ACCURACY -- Mr. Lazio is generally responding to criticism leveled at him by Mrs. Clinton.

Portfolio managers, for their part, are generally responding to the crosswinds of government finance by reducing or eliminating exposure to the most prominent of highly indebted countries — Spain, Portugal, Italy and Ireland, in addition to Greece.

Instead, Ferguson sat at a table with two of his star strikers, Javier Hernandez, known as Chicharito, and Wayne Rooney, ducking some questions (about the standard of play in M.L.S., for example) but generally responding candidly.

Generally, responding ability to light is one of the most important factors for evaluating photocatalytic performance.

In every one of these instances, we are generally responding directly or indirectly to federal regulatory mandates, legal trends, insurers' expectations, accreditors' requirements, and so on.

The results are real-time-generated visuals that highlight something seriously important: whether real or virtual, cats generally respond to food.

All respondents, both from PC and hospitals, reported that patients told about AEs generally responded well (Table  2).

"I generally respond: 'No.

The stock market generally responds favorably to loose money.

Wall Street has generally responded favorably to the economics of the deal.