Sentence examples for had generally gone from inspiring English sources

After polls closed, the Election Commission of Pakistan said that its staff had been threatened in the city, but that the voting had generally gone well.

Both pieces came to me in a rougher state than usual; by the time David sent manuscripts to me, he had generally gone through several rounds of polishing already.

They said that in choosing Broadway, just one block from ground zero, as the eastern cutoff, they had followed the City Office of Emergency Management's guidelines, which said that businesses on Broadway and to the west had generally gone the longest without access.

For years, experts have warned about this country's vulnerability to terrorist attack, but the alarms have generally gone unheeded.

When health spending has increased, the number of children dying has generally gone down, but not always.

More broadly, the US-led coalition will welcome any piece of good news in a campaign that has generally gone badly.

But Spielberg's dramatic work has generally gone over better overseas, apart from (for obvious reasons) Lincoln.

Commission members have generally gone along with what the candidates agree to, as long as the basic structure of the group's proposals are kept intact.

But while tobacco prices in developing nations have not kept pace with wages and inflation, the prices have generally gone up in industrialized nations.

In terms of assistance with thinking, Gordon Brown has generally gone up a notch or two on his predecessor with the intellectual rigour of those on the guest list.

Publicists and previewers have generally gone for the increasingly fashionable tag "comedy-drama", but that ignores the oddity of the so-far unexplained documentary element.