Sentence examples for has generally been given from inspiring English sources
A second is that capital makes a bigger difference than it has generally been given credit for.
Among the outsiders, John McCone, a California shipbuilder installed by President John F. Kennedy after the Bay of Pigs disaster, has generally been given high marks.
So far, however, Mr. Bloomberg has generally been given high marks from scholars and even political opponents for picking a competent and professional cabinet.
Kaepernick, who has generally been given credit for starting the kneeling protests, initially sat on the sideline during the 2016 preseason.
Credit for inventing the microprocessor has generally been given to Ted Hoff, who developed the first such chip at the Intel Corporation in 1971.
But "Hell Is Sold Out" is further proof that the British cinema was more rich and strange than it has generally been given credit for.
Owing to the complexity of studies and various ethical and legal issues, DACs usually are independent commissions, rather than individual researchers who decide who gets access: "the tradition in which custodian principal investigators themselves made access decisions has generally been giving way to more consultative decision-making with independent input" (Lowrance, 2006).
They have belonged, more or less, to their warder families, as something between slaves and foster children; they have generally been given their warders' last names.
While there is at least one report of farm workers' developing antibodies to the toxin, these sprays have generally been given a clean bill of health for farm workers and consumers.
It represented an important shift in the handling of demonstrators, who until that time had generally been given a summons to appear in court at a later date and released.
Unions have generally been given broad leeway to bargain as they see fit, and with good reason: we don't want the courts second-guessing every move they make, and any compromise is going to leave someone unhappy.
