Sentence examples for generally that the from inspiring English sources

CAFE opponents—such as Tom Walton, director of economic policy at General Motors argue more generally that the cost of CAFE is greater than the benefits.

First-generation textualism also argued, more generally, that the legislative process is too chaotic, too path dependent, and too fraught with strategic behavior to yield a meaningful "legislative intent" on any significant interpretive question.

Civil society was by far the loudest voice on this issue (in terms of strength of language, and level of coverage), arguing generally that the role of CAMR is to increase generic competition in the market for antiretroviral drugs.

And the penalty is generally that the deduction is disallowed.

But I claim more generally that the only meaningful "why" questions are really "how" questions.

"We think generally that the international media's coverage brought both sides of the story," he said.

But he said generally that the question of what conduct constitutes torture is an important and legitimate one.

It is not sufficient to allege generally that the plaintiff has suffered special damages, or that the party has been put to great costs and expenses.

It is true, it provides, generally, that the mortgagor may remain in possession, and receive rents and profits, until there is default upon his part.

It touched on so many issues that matter in my life, and in society generally, that the added question of what reality means became academic".

The bill of complaint alleges generally that 'the amount involved in this litigation is in excess of Three Thousand Dollars ($3,000.00), exclusive of interest and costs'.