Sentence examples for in very general terms from inspiring English sources

Kate, Huddersfield, UK In very general terms, yes.

"In very general terms, we think this is going in the right direction," she said.

"We have talked about it in very general terms," he said.

Hamad bin Jassim probably deliberately chose instead to speak in very general terms about regional peace and stability.

As revealed by Guardian Australia, the first draft did include climate change, but in very general terms.

"The kinds of things that are happening have in very general terms been vaguely predicted," he said.

MILTON FRIEDMAN's second chapter completes the basic theoretical background by describing, in very general terms, the proper role of government.

"In very general terms, we were discussing a major research initiative," said Alan F. Holmer, the president of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America.

"The company discussed, in very general terms, a framework of the future direction" that US Airways would take, said a US Airways spokesman, David Castelveter.

The mechanics explained the problem, but in very general terms, taking it as a given that neither Natalia nor I understood anything.

But the ideas were given in very general terms, and are really no more than suggestions to the Legislature and the governor-elect, Eliot Spitzer.