Sentence examples for goals generally from inspiring English sources

These two goals generally contradict since larger porosity results in lower mechanical properties.

"The market has to answer questions simply on cost", Orecchini explained, adding that most other goals generally have to be imposed.

It has chosen a relatively small range of policy goals — generally relating to access guarantees — to keep the medium free from corporate dominance.

Through 2009, national guidelines have gradually moved towards lower and lower goals, generally settling on 140/90 or lower for most people, with some high-risk patients requiring 135/8 5or lower.

The adherents of the hacktivist collective Anonymous, which emerged from the same message boards that would later feed into The_Donald, were fond of homophobic and sexist language even as they supported political goals generally in line with liberal values of equality and social justice.

Pandora CTO Tom Conrad is on the ground at the show in Las Vegas this week, and he swung by TechCrunch's on-site studio to chat with Ryan Lawler about Pandora's latest growth and upcoming goals — generally and in the auto space specifically.

Whether he is on the phone flattering, cajoling or flat-out cursing the person on the other end, it is always in the service of some larger goal, generally one that will benefit Felix.

Fluid administration was stopped when MAP reached a predetermined goal (generally MAP >65 mmHg, and/or MAP and/or stroke volume increase >10 15 % compared to baseline) and/or central venous pressure increased >15 mmHg.

Perhaps the strangest part about Sojourn's destruction was its display in a gallery, where the end goal is generally the sale of a work.

Of course he didn't score enough goals, and generally didn't appear settled and secure.

It was a rare disappointment for the Japanese automaker, which deliberately sets conservative sales goals and generally exceeds them.