Sentence examples for has generally involved from inspiring English sources

"Music has generally involved a lot of awkward contraptions, a certain amount of heavy lifting," he says.

Stramaccioni's preferred system for the San Siro residents has generally involved only two creative players upfront this season.

With most of the wave of smoking bans being so new, early enforcement has generally involved warnings, a tactic Bangor will start with, along with a radio campaign.

Since the Reagan Administration, this has generally involved public resolve and threats of retaliation, to reassure Americans that their government is on the case and to warn terrorists that they inevitably will face death or capture if they plot against the United States.

While industrial-scale production of these compounds has generally involved catalytic hydrogenation of sugars, microbial-based processes receive increasing attention.

So, for more than 50 years, the Welsh experience has generally involved occasional near misses and too many false dawns.

Since then, not only have a handful of smaller dams been torn down, but the few new dams have generally involved a new generation of technology; water is diverted from rivers, usually just at flush times, and stored in off-stream reservoirs, causing less disruption to the ecosystem.

For one thing, deals have generally involved less leverage than they did in the 1980s.

In fact, Suzuki's previous cooperative arrangements have generally involved the Japanese company taking a technical lead.

The deals have generally involved woodlands or other undeveloped parcels that were either donated or part of an institution's original endowment.

Putting aside the heavily documented turmoil around the megahit "Titanic," those cases, say Hollywood insiders, have generally involved lower-profile films whose stars drew little attention.