Sentence examples for has generally used from inspiring English sources

IN PURSUING perceived wrongdoing in America's investment banks, mutual funds and insurance companies, Eliot Spitzer, New York's attorney-general, has generally used the same modus operandi: he begins with a scathing accusation, follows up with negotiations and emerges with a financial settlement.

It is unusual to see Duke with a traditional center; it has generally used a power forward type for its back-to-the-basket points, players like Shelden Williams, Elton Brand and Carlos Boozer.

Oculus will be holding its OC4 conference in early October, which it has generally used as a venue to share its latest developments.

While other research into the impact of delivery services on CO2 emissions has generally used a combinatorial approach, this paper considers the problem using an analytical model.

Like biological evolution a force that mercilessly kills, eats, and starves animals and plants as it selects for fitness and luck against the rough odds of life, cultural evolution has generally used death and destruction as its lathe.

While the Chinese government has generally kept a tight lid on political dissent, particularly since the Tiananmen Protests in 1989, it has generally used a lighter touch on non-political subjects.

Past racers have generally used only three.

Until now, high-resolution digital cameras have generally used CCD's, or charge-coupled devices.

HARVEST YOUR TAX LOSSES High net worth investors have generally used up their tax exemptions.

Game designers have generally used different techniques to illuminate static versus dynamic objects, he said.

For years, the police have generally used Compstat to track the frequency, but not the location, of low-level offenses.