Sentence examples for generally spread out from inspiring English sources

New Jersey had its fourth-wettest year on record in 2003, but since the rain and snow was generally spread out, the state escaped most ill effects, according to the state's climatologist, David A. Robinson.

And the longer waves generally spread out behind it faster than the shorter ones.

Methyl groups are generally spread out across the whole genome, but cancer cells have intense clusters of methylation, which the team sought to detect.

Snow petrels are generally spread out in smaller colonies throughout the mountainous areas of Queen Maud Land.

The long loop was generally spread out over a longer period of time, and, unlike the short loop, was used with complex or recurring problems requiring more learning activities.

The judges are generally spread out about 66 feet (the distance between the blue lines in hockey), and it is very possible that judges sitting at the opposite end of the table from where the jump is done could not see that it was an outside or and inside edge.

The t-distribution is similar in shape to the Normal distribution, being symmetrical and unimodal, but is generally more spread out with longer tails.

They generally want to spread out their money over ten, twenty, or even thirty deals over the course of the year.

There is also generally more space to spread out with your books and you don't have to feel guilty if you don't use the computer for ten minutes.

Although the Bragg peak generally is very narrow, it can be spread out to cover a longer distance.

Although Kiev is spread out along both sides of the Dnieper, I generally walk the oldest sections, which are scattered along the hills of the west bank.