Sentence examples for has generally resulted from inspiring English sources
The economic growth of the developed countries has generally resulted in an expanding demand for the products and sometimes for direct labour services from the developing countries.
What's especially interesting is that that list has generally resulted in a much-improved service, on balance.
This has generally resulted in highly controlled but also contrived situations in sterile university laboratories at the cost of losing ecological validity (Blascovich et al., [2002]).
Inversion tectonics has generally resulted in more uplift since the late Pliocene in the regions where subsidence related to rifting was dominant during the middle Miocene (e.g., Okada and Ikeda 2012; Nakajima 2013).
While agricultural landscape change over the course of 20th century has generally resulted in substantial gains in productivity, there is growing concern that the spatially uniform, functionally homogenized agricultural landscapes lack both environmental resilience and socioeconomic sustainability.
In addition, the evolution of the Hymenoptera has generally resulted in a decrease in the number of nygmata.
Attempts to generate bacterial systems have generally resulted in low yields and material which is prone to aggregation and proteolysis.
Revenues from petroleum and natural gas, which constitute nearly all of the country's export earnings, have generally resulted in trade surpluses since the early 1970s.
"You have to remember the old show business adage: 'Never walk away from a hit.' " Indeed, actors' holdouts have generally resulted in agreements, with both sides amicably making more episodes.
Trade unions have shown a comparatively large degree of wage restraint in recent years, and collective bargaining processes have generally resulted in moderate wage growth.
In pasture-based dairy cows, GnRH-based protocols have generally resulted in one-third of both anestrous and cycling cows conceiving following synchronization of ovulation and timed AI.
