Sentence examples for generally wider from inspiring English sources

Habit: Plant 2.5--10 cm, generally wider than tall.

Habit: Shrub, erect, 8--40 dm, generally wider than tall; monoecious or dioecious.

The options on the table for the young white man's identity are generally wider.

Leaf: on flower stem generally alternate, sessile, linear, entire to dentate, pinnately veined; on non-flowering stems whorled, generally wider.

The window for planting for silage is generally wider than for grain, which is why first cutting can and should take priority over corn planting.

Leaf: generally opposite or whorled (or distal alternate), sessile, linear to ovate, generally wider on non-flowering shoots, entire to dentate, pinnately veined.

However, for HCl modification, the dealumination process mainly occurred on the crystal surface, the initial rod-like crystal structure was obtained by etching the surface framework and generating mesopores with generally wide distribution.

The 95% credible intervals of the ranks were generally wide and overlapping.

But Mr. Miller said that appraisers generally attach a 5 percent premium to high-end duplexes, whose staircases are generally wide.

Leaf: stipules 1--2.5 cm, generally wide; leaflets 6--12, often alternate, 1.5--4 cm, elliptic to ovate; tendril branched, coiled.

The river is generally wide, mostly from 1 to 2 miles (1.6 to 3.2 km) across, and in island-dotted sections, 3 to 4 miles (4.8 to 6.4 km) wide.