Sentence examples for generally review from inspiring English sources
They generally review the minutes once an offer is accepted and before a contract is signed.
The chapters generally review several approaches for treating each mental disorder, rather than stating a definite preference for one approach over another.
In transactions involving controlling shareholders, Delaware courts will generally review the transaction for entire fairness, meaning that the deal must meet standards of fair price and fair dealing.
They generally review and synthesize existing knowledge and contribute to policy dialogues surrounding crucial environmental issues, in particular, climate change, energy, agriculture and water.
This is the closest Rendell comes to any sort of criticism of the genre divides which plague modern literature; she's not bothered, she says, about being categorised in the crime section, because "people generally review me, give me large reviews, not in groups of latest crime fiction, so I think on whole people like my books and give them a bit of prominence".
People who actively budget generally review their savings, spending and investing activity monthly.
But generally, reviews have been favorable.
Forty-four officers were subject to six or more complaints, but their superiors generally reviewed them favorably.
Generally speaking, reviews were positive.
It received generally positive reviews in Britain.
He is leaving to generally favorable reviews.
