Sentence examples for has generally combined from inspiring English sources

As James Fallows, who knows a thing or two about China, wrote in his recent Atlantic cover article assessing President Obama's first term, the administration has generally combined "a low-key demeanor" in public with clear, frequent messages in private about American priorities.

Such studies investigating gender-related differences have generally combined data from several centers.

45 Indeed, the Cochrane Handbook has generally emphasised the importance of due consideration when combining different variables, and researchers should not combine outcomes that are too diverse.

The research of Blaschke has been especially focused on biomass but has generally pointed out that energy scenarios need to combine GIS, spatial disaggregation techniques, and geovisualization.

The quality of information on exposure has generally been poor, however, and it is not clear that the heterogeneous exposures studied should be combined in etiologic studies.

It has generally proved successful.

Romania has generally fertile soils.

That plan has generally worked.

Employment has generally lagged behind the economy.

He has generally shunned the media.

He has generally been supportive.