Sentence examples for generally unusual from inspiring English sources

However, organometallic compounds are generally unusual in biological processes.

It is generally unusual in other crimes, for example a fight in a pub, he says.

Further investigations are needed to better clarify the association between primary headache and commuting/shift working, and also, more generally, "unusual" rhythm of work.

When I pointed out that it's generally unusual for companies to have Asia as their second-largest revenue contributor, Fulcher said it's because Ooyala landed a large client in the Times Group of India.

One of the biggest elements of BK 14 involves humanitarian missions — which is generally unusual for an annual military exercise.

It's generally very unusual for trolling to result in custody – and race is generally at the crux of it when it does.

Plants of the family contain a milky latex and generally feature unusual fruits formed by the fusion of the ovaries of many flowers.

The control requirements of stepping motors used in high accuracy positioning systems installed in particle accelerators are generally quite unusual.

Looking first at criminology units (demonstrated in Table 1 to be generally very unusual as an academic area relative to the norm), three of the units (CRM_A, CRM_D, and CRM_G) did not display any unusual patterns and had difference scores (Unsupervised marks – Supervised marks) that closely aligned with the full dataset.

Each episode of NCIS follows more or less the same formula as many other police procedurals: Episodes begin with a crime, generally an unusual death.

Rare zones generally represented unusual combinations of traits.