Sentence examples for generally than from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the remaining laws the laws of non-contradiction and excluded middle apply more generally than to identity assertions; thus they cannot be expressed in their full generality without invoking assertions of the form S is P and S is not P. (That is, the law of excluded middle cannot be expressed as: either A is A or A is not A; similarly, mutatis mutandis, for the law of non-contradiction).

But films in the 70s were tougher generally than now.

Tickets are cheaper generally than they were for the Olympics, and there are also deals.

"Obviously they got more money generally than did people elsewhere," Dr. Murray said.

The unforced errors normally are going to be less generally than the rest of the players.

As he says himself: "Good horses are easier to ride, generally, than cheap ones".

"There is nothing that lowers a company more in the estimation of right thinking people generally... than a public display of executive greed in an affluent world going hand in hand with a public display of corporate miserliness and indifference towards those at the bottom in an impoverished world who contribute so munificently to our corporate wealth," he added.

Desserts are generally better than good.

The online versions are generally cheaper than the boxed versions.

Convention viewership, however, was generally lower than in 1996.

But they still remain generally cheaper than southern England.