Sentence examples for has generally stopped from inspiring English sources

The computer industry has generally stopped relying on regular increases in the processing speed of chips.

Retailer responsibility has generally stopped at the shop door, but there are companies setting an example by taking responsibility for their product and packaging beyond the point of sale.

Of late, Mr. Bloomberg, who declined to be interviewed for this article, has generally stopped making jokes suggesting that he is weighing a run and has been issuing stronger denials of interest.

Acknowledging the importance of Republican Trump criticism can be understandably difficult for people on the left, since that criticism has generally stopped short of action.

While China has generally stopped short of direct state control or censorship of media, many suggest it has resorted to indirect and subtle methods to exert control over the Hong Kong media, especially via the infiltration of "red capital" into the local media system.

We have generally stopped at a Motel 6 or the like.

And financial speculators have generally stopped betting the euro zone will blow up.

Productivity in government is difficult to measure and statisticians have generally stopped trying to come up with precise figures.

He may and should—loosen and preferably lift the siege of Gaza, which is run by the Islamists of Hamas, who, while refusing to recognise Israel, have generally stopped firing rockets at it.

Many corporations once offered sweetened pensions to people in their 50s and early 60s as well, but they have generally stopped the practice because it locked them into making payments indefinitely.

In Gaza and the West Bank protesters champ for an interim government of the young, aligned to no party, to be followed by elections in both bits of Palestine.Under the watchful eye of his Western patrons, Mr Abbas's security forces have generally stopped beating up protesters and have let them erect tents in the West Bank's main towns.