Sentence examples for has generally proved from inspiring English sources

But however unpromising his start, General Musharraf has generally proved much better at running the country than either Mr Sharif or Benazir Bhutto, Pakistan's other elected leader in recent times.

It has generally proved successful.

But until now, the ride has generally proved to be frustrating.

While Xolair has generally proved to be safe in clinical trials, they said, it has been tested on only about 2,000 patients.

The unilateral declaration of national monuments has generally proved popular among the public but is controversial with some Republicans, who claim that more land needs to be opened up for mining and agriculture, rather than economic development through outdoor pursuits.

In games, as in books and films, the Tolkien style of high fantasy has generally proved more popular than the sword-and-sorcery (and cleavage) mode developed by Howard.

Thus it has generally proven difficult to identify the possible factors causing changes in woody vegetation structure, composition and cover over time [27], [36].

However, the Baltic Sea Model used for the simulations has generally proven to be applicable for simulating egg and larval drift processes [ 8, 14].

This model has been used extensively in the Great Lakes for operational coastal forecasting (Kelley et al. 1998; Schwab and Bedford 1999) and has generally proven to be quite accurate (Beletsky and Schwab 2001; Beletsky et al. 2003).

Our overall conclusion for the substance abuse domain is that there are some indications that peers may have better effects than teachers, but the evidence is yet inconclusive and not one type of facilitator has generally proven to be more effective than another.

Only one (50% in structural space or 67% in enantiomer space) of these has generally proven to be a good base-pairing system using canonical nucleobases as recognition surfaces and phosphate as a linker (Seita et al., 1972; Meggers and Zhang, 2010; Karri et al., 2013).