Sentence examples for generally the latter from inspiring English sources

Generally, the latter half of last year was gloomy.

Stephen's feelings about the Temple seem to have been more completely negative than those of the first Christians generally; the latter, including Paul, continued to frequent it.

Most of us are somewhere in between, and like to think we have our Mark Days and our Arg Days (generally the latter).

Generally, the latter trials, if implemented during the pre-licensure period, are designed to follow-up cohorts in order to demonstrate vaccine efficacy above the minimal level required for the license.

Wheat, rye, and millet require less labour per unit of land and per unit of food output than do rice, potatoes, or corn (maize), but generally the latter yield more food per unit of land.

Generally, the latter prediction error estimates corresponded well.

There are always trade-offs, and we in the U.S. have generally favored the latter.

They generally chose the latter for the small, uniform-sized panels with which they faced their stūpas and vishanas, carving them with scenes of Buddha's life.

Modern critics generally prefer the latter plays because they are more realistic and closer to European conceptions of drama, but the historical romances are more exciting as puppet plays.

He mentioned that the environmental impact statement is a more rigorous examination than a mere environmental review, adding that oil companies generally prefer the latter when their proposed projects are considered.

Although the architecture of the cooperative protocol is more complex than that of the non-cooperative protocol, the former one generally outperforms the latter one.