Sentence examples for initiative generally from inspiring English sources

When the town fades, those with money, talent, and initiative generally depart quickly, leaving behind the diehards, the outcasts, the mavericks, or those too old or too sick to move on".

Large research initiatives generally have broader goals than traditional individual investigator-initiated grants [ 7].

In order to pass, initiatives generally need to begin with support in the 60-70% range.

Typically, the commission takes over a year to finalize a regulatory change; its requests for comments from the public on proposed new initiatives generally extend to more than 100 pages, and the final rules are usually longer yet.

I see a bit of a self-made dilemma on green issues: on the one hand, they've positioned themselves against renewable energy and green initiatives generally; on the other, they have legally binding carbon reduction targets to hit and have promised real action on climate change.

These initiatives generally have two purposes: to provide parents and other consumers with information regarding the comparative quality of child care programs so that they can make better informed choices, and to incentivize participating programs to maintain or improve their structural and process quality as a means for better supporting children's development and early learning.

But liberal, progressive ballot initiatives generally won.

These bills and ballot initiatives generally said the rights afforded to a person would begin at the moment a human egg is fertilized.

What these initiatives generally lack is an accounting for interindividual variability a gap the current study aimed to fill.

Also, the SRAP's initiatives generally provided personally delivered services, which less often lend themselves to economies of scale.

The initiatives generally rely on existing population-based data; most use administrative claims (Fig.  1; Table  2).