Sentence examples for generally state that from inspiring English sources
They generally state that long-lived civilizations must be rare because if they were not, we would be living in one.
Current rules are unclear but generally state that once needs have been met, such non-matrimonial property "is less likely than other property to be shared on divorce or dissolution".
International agreements generally state that commerce should be taxed in the physical location where profit-making activity occurs, not necessarily where a customer is based or where a transaction takes place.
The theoretical rules of animal locomotion generally state that larger animals should move faster than smaller animals.
Professor Adam Balen, of the British Fertility Society, said: "Excuses for not complying with NICE guidelines generally state that infertility is not a life-threatening condition, but this is unjustified: infertility causes psychological harm for many of the one-in-six couples it affects, and is recognised as a medical condition by the World Health Organisation.
Theoretical frameworks in implementation science and related fields generally state that several contextual elements contribute to successful implementation, defined as full and high-fidelity uptake of an EBP.
Generally, states that depend heavily on coal have lower targets than states with a cleaner energy supply.
It can be generally stated that traits are merely names for observed regularities in behaviour, but do not explain them.
It can be generally stated that all the Uto-Aztecan speakers of northern Mexico today practice some form of Roman Catholicism blended with native religion.
It has been generally stated that climate change through global warming is one of the most serious environmental threats that humankind is facing; therefore, greenhouse gas emissions (GHG's) should be reduced in every field of activities.
