Sentence examples for generally to those from inspiring English sources

It is a revenue measure applying generally to those earning their living in the community.

Mr. Barr appeared to be responding generally to those episodes, many of which have been the subject of news reports.

He restricted himself generally to those cases which have already reached fruition: a News of the World reporter, for example, plus a private detective employed by that newspaper, who were tried, convicted, and jailed — and then, as Leveson points out in one of his more sulphuric applications of irony, "paid very substantial sums as compensation for loss of employment when they were released".

So we should look for other polls that compare attitudes towards interracial marriage in Alabama and Mississippi, or in the South more generally, to those elsewhere in America.Let's start with this Gallup/USA Today poll last August.Unsurprisingly, the South shows the least approval of black-white intermarriage of any region of the country.

The publication is also addressed to graduate and post-graduate students and, more generally, to those who embark on the task of doing qualitative research for the first time in the field of migration.

The first of these relevance refers to the goals of feminist research; to do research as a feminist means to address questions that are relevant to women and, more generally, to those oppressed by gender-structured systems of inequality (many of whom are not women).

We are supposed, in romantic fiction and in life generally, to admire those who let instinct guide them, who let their hearts rule their heads.

These are generally similar to those generated using piecewise constant hazard ratios, but slightly closer to the observed values.

The resultant excess risks were generally similar to those generated when the sources were entered separately into the model.

The clinical characteristics of the overall study population were generally comparable to those reported in general T2DM populations.

The numbers were generally close to those in published reports.