Sentence examples for is already generally from inspiring English sources

The attitude of City fans towards the Champions League is already generally considered lukewarm and their booing of the competition's anthem in frustration at governing body Uefa has become a regular occurrence.

It is also possible to define nanotechnology ostensively, according to what is already generally considered to be nanotechnology, and extended by what is envisaged in the future.

And the liability point is already generally well-aired — and in the autonomous cars case, at least, now having its tires extensively kicked in the UK.

This is not necessarily an appealing thing to watch, and it hasn't helped build a fan base in a city whose population is already generally more inclined to sit in some an air-conditioned lounge (named Couch or the Ribbondale or FUKK) full of sunglasses-clad Bruno Mars impersonators and wan models than go to a baseball game.

At a time of resurgent xenophobia in Europe, the controversial undertaking has elicited an array of responses, from the vehement protests of Holocaust survivors to an acceptance among some Jews who feel that, because the book is already generally accessible, there might as well be an appropriately critical dissection of it.

Metabolic engineering is hardly a decade old but its significance is already generally recognized.

The images in the ads are not being changed, they said, because the photographs of the models, all H.I.V.-positive, were already generally representative of H.I.V. patients and not unrealistically glossy.

Cloud Datastore itself was already generally available for a while, but developers were only able to use it as part of Google App Engine.

It was already generally accepted that the two operating system were going to debut next week, but it's rather strange that Apple would take to the wires with a pre-announcement.

Given that payment rates for providers under Medicaid are already generally lower than they are under Medicare and private insurance, if states lowered payment rates even further, providers might be less willing to treat Medicaid enrollees.

But that glow didn't last long to the eyes of wonks like Philip Levy, a trade expert at the nonpartisan Chicago Council on Global Affairs, the plans were already "generally worse than the original NAFTA".