Sentence examples for generally suggests from inspiring English sources

A sharp increase in this figure generally suggests money is leaving the country.

"The statistical evidence generally suggests that aid is subject to what is called 'diminishing returns'," he writes.

Indeed, one of the basic indicators of a vampire's rehabilitation is that they get the hots for her, from which one can infer that failing to want to have sex with Buffy is evidence of a profound moral decrepitude (an interesting departure from standard teen-screen sirens, whose characterisation generally suggests that their viewer/admirers should feel dirty and disgusting for admiring them).

Research in this field to date generally suggests GSV is a reliable means of understanding the "real world" environment.

That index is now sitting under 30 again, at a level that generally suggests you should be selling rallies.

The experimental study also reveals some limitations of LEAP, and more generally suggests directions for further research in building effective learning apprentice systems.

Mr. Young's shows generally suggest sophisticated thinking about frequencies and pain thresholds, but this was something else again.

He offered no evidence of clubhouse conflict at Yankee Stadium, but he addressed the matter generally, suggesting an occasional confrontation should not surprise anyone.

A.: Heart doctors generally suggest consuming plenty of calcium, though seeking out low-fat dairy products; fat and cholesterol are thought to be risky, not calcium.

For consumers with access to D.S.L. or cable-modem service, broadband experts generally suggest that those two options are somewhat more reliable than fixed wireless at this point.

Analysts generally suggested that BlackBerry's most attractive asset is its intellectual property, including some of its software and its various cellphone patents.