Sentence examples for had generally done from inspiring English sources

As chief equity judge, he granted the injunction as a remedy more often than earlier lords chancellor had generally done and settled the rules for its use.

The Canadian Psychiatric Association has a list of guidelines for the news media to follow when reporting on suicides, and Mishara said Canadian outlets had "generally done a decent job adhering" to them.

One senior official who spoke on the condition of anonymity argued that Ms. Merkel had generally done a good job of keeping foreign affairs and controversy out of domestic politics, only to have Mr. Snowden's revelations capture world attention just as she was preparing to receive Mr. Obama in Berlin in June, depart on vacation in July and open the final stage of her election campaign in August.

The worms were outcrossed up to six times, more than other groups had generally done in the past.

But it has generally done better than many biotech stocks.

When internal battles have gone public, they have generally done so in a controlled way.

Palm has generally done good work integrating its software with the phone, too.

Her journalism has generally done better justice to its subjects, at least treating them less coyly.

The second is that Portugal's other industries have generally done rather badly.

European boards have generally done more than American boards to link pay to performance.

(He says while the current government could still do better, it has generally done well on arts funding).