Sentence examples for generally today from inspiring English sources

It was agreed generally today that the catastrophe was caused by an accumulation of gas in the building's basement, near the boiler room.

Piazza, who did not react physically to either of the Clemens incidents last year, spoke generally today about being hit by a pitch.

The note of dismay resonates generally today, when another of Eliot's prophetic laments — "distracted from distraction by distraction," from a year later, in "Burnt Norton" — might be this morning's spiritual weather report.

Imposed generally today on a selective, property-by-property — rather than chainwide — basis, fees of $9.95 to $19.95 a day are now charged on Internet access, Mr. Hanson said.

I am not whining (in fact I am rather proud) when I point out that a rather loud group of my fellow atheists, generally today known as the "new atheists", loathe and detest my thinking.

Generally today unless you have been a part of these elite or closed communities, you as a member of the public can't engage with scientific experimentation outside of school or your home, and certainly not to the extent that research labs do 'science.' But with advancements in cheaper and better technology anyone can build, experiment and conduct more relevant science in their own homes.

Brian Cashman, the Yankees' general manager, spoke only generally yesterday of his continuing trade talks.

Mutation rates in eukaryotic cells are generally ⩽10−10 mutations per base pair replicated per generation (Kunkel and Bebenek, 2000).

Contracts generally last three to four years.

(They generally last 10 to 15 years; Shay's lasted 17).

It was the first down year for growth funds, and stock funds more generally, since 1994.