Sentence examples for has made a generally from inspiring English sources

Even so he has made a generally strong start to this season and still has a lead of around £160,000.

But the accelerated removal of political and regulatory barriers to cross-border trading and investment over the past 15 years, along with the advent of technology that enables companies to conduct business around the world 24 hours a day, has made a global presence a generally accepted requisite in many industries.

In short, Mr. Nelson has made a success out of generally being denied access to the mainstream -- not only a success but a virtue and a credo.

The Bloomberg gun law of 2006 has made a difference in sentencing, though generally not for hard-core criminals, who would have faced serious time even without the tougher penalties, defense lawyers said on Tuesday.

More generally, Google has made a lot of headway into verticals like shopping, travel and media.

While one of Obama's climate activist allies, Bill Nye the Science Guy, has made a similar argument recently, and the president has warned of political conflicts stemming from climate impacts, Obama has not generally made an implicit connection between terrorism and climate change.

He says the White House has made an effort to "streamline" and generally improve the communication between authorities and families of hostages.

Mr. Mannheim is shunning banks generally, but has made an exception for UBS.

IBM more generally has making a big push to bring the company into the next generation of computing.

IBM more generally has making a big push to bring the company into the next generation of computing.

Unfortunately, this mixed record of progress holds true for our juvenile justice system generally; we've made a lot of progress in the way our justice system treats young people, and yet we still have so far to go.