Sentence examples for instead generally from inspiring English sources
This high-quality masonry is not the most common dry stone work, which is instead generally composed of rubble where the blocks are hardly recalibrated or dressed.
The data set suggests Chinese aid is instead generally motivated by two interests: the need level of the recipient country and the broader foreign policy aims of China.
The game had the air of a non-league side trying to bring a Premier League outfit "down to their level" a muddy FA Cup third-round field, but France refused to sink, and instead generally skipped round the challenges rather than reacting to them.
The second class of persons are those who have no employment or contractual relationship with the government, and therefore have not exploited a relationship of trust to obtain the national defense information they are charged with disclosing, but instead generally obtained the information from one who has violated such a trust.
Instead, generally the spread in error densities seem either restricted to low strata values in the case of elevation, slope, and relative elevation, or are more widespread across the strata values in the case of cloudiness, mean annual precipitation, and dry season length.
Today, Bahrain's "two seas" are instead generally taken to be the bay east and west of the island, the seas north and south of the island, or the salt and fresh water present above and below the ground.
For nonmarket economies, the law assumes that domestic prices are meaningless, and American trade officials use figures for a surrogate market economy country instead -- generally to the great disadvantage of the country accused of dumping.
Also, site- and user-specific solutions should be considered instead of generally applied ones.
Instead, they generally do their business in the open, directly into sewers or near drains.
In a telephone interview, Dr. Küng declined to comment directly on the meeting, instead speaking generally about the coming visit.
Instead, it generally gives the Rosenbergs the benefit of the doubt, by dwelling on their unalloyed idealism.
