Sentence examples for generally the same way from inspiring English sources

Marinova and Phillimore (2003) treat the evolution of the innovation models in generally the same way.

Although most digital thermometers function in generally the same way, you want to make sure you understand how to use your specific instrument perfectly.

Those conversations generally end the same way.

The sites all generally work the same way.

Cases involving classified information would generally work the same way.

People who move out here from the city generally feel the same way.

They refer to two groups, of four justices each, who generally vote the same way.

They are generally treated the same way as adult cancers, with chemotherapy, radiation and surgery.

It might seem that digital overload — or at least the way people store stuff — would differ from one country to another, but Mr. Libin said his product was generally used the same way everywhere.

In addition to case endings, these languages also use postpositions; e.g., Kashmiri garājas-andar "in the garage," with -andar after the dative ending -as. Adjectives behave generally in the same way as nouns but have a syntactic restriction.

The baggage shipping companies — which include Luggage Express, a subsidiary of Universal Express, based in Boca Raton, Fla.; Luggage Concierge in Hawthorne, N.Y.; Sports Express in Houston; First Luggage, based near Heathrow Airport in London; and Luggage Forward, based in Boston — generally operate the same way.