Sentence examples for generally when we from inspiring English sources

Gail: Generally, when we talk about meticulous planning in these cases, it's mainly about assembling weaponry.

Generally when we ask someone to name his or her favorite comic character, it is invariably a superhero.

More generally, when we think about FDA approval of new pharmaceuticals, we have to consider how the FDA should balance Type I and Type II errors.

That's precisely why his legacy has been so disputed, a debate that ought to be engaged in more generally when we come to mark the bicentenary in 2015.

"Generally when we get bad news, we need some time alone to marinate in it and let the gravity of the feedback sink in," Mr. Shrivastava said.

"It's not good news generally when we go ahead early on," he says, "we have a habit of throwing it away".

"When Ben first did this, we talked about the fact that it might not work, and we talked about, generally, 'When will we know that it really isn't working?' and I'd say, 'Well, give it ten years,' " Sharie recalled.

Also, trying to be aware that we're generally funniest when we're not intending to be; when we are being truthful or trying our best and failing.

The word stigma generally applies when we are talking about people's moral choices and behaviours, and that others may pass a moral judgment upon.

We're generally stronger when we collaborate and demonstrate to politicians and the public the strength of support for our concerns, particularly through unusual alliances that catch public attention.

Our default position — ourjob — is to publish information if we are convinced it is fair andaccurate, and our biggest failures have generally been when we failed todig deep enough or to report fully enough.