Sentence examples for have generally given from inspiring English sources

Guardian Money readers have generally given good reviews to ­Insurance4carhire.

But Preston have generally given their managers a chance.

Federal courts have generally given a broad interpretation, however.

Since the crisis regulators have generally given bankers less discretion to interpret the rules, not more.

Reviews have generally given the Cruze good marks for features and performance.

One reason is that the Enron debacle, the California energy crisis and the near-bankruptcy of several big energy companies have generally given energy investments a bad name.

Mr. Cheney has been asked about this issue several times this year, and has generally given succinct answers.

The IRA, after all, has murdered hundreds of civilians though it has generally given warnings before setting off bombs.The IRA's statement offers nothing concrete.

He has several times declared that battle all but won -- and despite a steady drip of Russian Army casualties, the public has generally given him the benefit of the doubt.

By 6am, I've generally given up, and I'm on the sofa staring mournfully at GMTV, resigned to staying awake, but then 7am rolls round and I can't fight exhaustion any longer.

He may have sold 30m albums, and from time to time been widely touted as the leader of "the world's biggest rock band", but along the way Yorke has generally given the appearance of a man who stands a better than average chance of being refused entry to a happy hour.