Sentence examples for has generally kept from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the greatest current success of the family, now stretching to six generations from the company's founding, is that it has generally kept disagreements to itself, perhaps partly because there are not many members of the adult generations For Mr. Ford -- Bill Jr. -- even catching up with the cousins privately is fraught with legal complexities.

Hoddle has generally kept his prodigy under tight wraps in France.

Close coordination among producers has generally kept the supply and demand for oil pretty well balanced.

Gerald R. Ford has been paid for speaking to groups but has generally kept a low profile.

In New York, city government has generally kept moving forward, and largely as the mayor has wanted.

Mr. Sater has generally kept a low profile on the Trump projects, although he mingled with guests and the owners at the September party introducing Trump SoHo.

Hospitals, squeezed by managed care, have generally kept their salaries in check.

Contract negotiations are generally confidential, and Gray administration officials have generally kept mum about how things stand.

And now tech companies, which have generally kept their distance from government, have jumped into the froth.

Robinson was traded in February, and the current Knicks have generally kept their Twitter activity to noncontroversial topics.

League officials have generally kept silent while waiting for local and federal authorities to complete their investigation.