Sentence examples for generally understood to have from inspiring English sources
For instance, the Moon is generally understood to have separated from Earth following the impact of a Mars-sized asteroid.
The question is important because military commissions for war crimes are generally understood to have jurisdiction only over acts that took place during hostilities.
But while the changes wrought in Copenhagen are generally understood to have been "Danish" — part of an organic cultural movement, which Gehl midwifed — what Gehl is famous for is having brought Danish city living to the rest of the world.
And the firing of Comey was predicated ostensibly on a review by Rosenstein of his handing of the Clinton email investigation, but that is generally understood to have been something of a fig leaf.
Although Southey did not name any of those poets in his preface, elsewhere he identified Lord Byron as the head of the Satanic school, and Byron's friend Percy Bysshe Shelley is also generally understood to have been a target of Southey's opprobrium.
Emotions are generally understood to have several objects.
Turkish democracy is generally — and inadequately — understood to have been undermined by the military allegedly staging coups to protect secularism and, in recent years, by the Islamist ambitions of Mr. Erdogan.
Sunday tabloid sales are understood to have been down generally last weekend, with the Daily Star Sunday dropping about 4%, the Mail on Sunday down 3% and the Sunday Express dipping 2.4%.
And if grownups are generally understood to be people who have not filled their entire apartments with IKEA, Apiary is all the more apropos, because it is a restaurant that is really a furniture showcase.
In addition, France has what is generally understood to be the most efficient high-speed rail service in the world, with plans to expand it to the four corners of the nation (please see "High Speed Rail Speeding Ahead at Snail's Pace").
