Sentence examples for is generally even from inspiring English sources

Fishing with a big net is generally even worse, as other animals get scooped up indiscriminately.

This is generally even cheaper than the Laurens, and usually made from the mauzac grape.

The Greens and Merkel's Bavarian partners seemed to be the farthest apart, ideologically the C.S.U. is generally even more conservative than the C.D.U., and is under pressure from Alternative for Germany, which has siphoned off some of its voters.

The sound distribution in a cross-section is generally even unless the cross-section is very close to the source.

(Fashion undoubtedly is, in and of itself, part of the problem too  — since figuring out whether something suits is generally even more difficult than figuring out if it fits).

In America, with the exception of First Class, the food provided by the major airlines is pretty pathetic -- and the service behind it is generally even worse.

More changes came before the move to Broadway, and Gershwin was generally even tempered about them, Alpert wrote.

Though authorities and the public still made ignorant mistakes, and deer were as hungry as ever, trees and woods were generally, even extravagantly, loved in Britain; more and more woodland was held in trusts; and good management was slowly reviving.

Higher-order detectors are generally even more complex, and since the variance of the features estimators increases when the order rises, most research results concern second-order detectors.

While people moan about electronic employee monitoring, the shoddy methodologies typically employed during mass layoffs are generally even worse most often being subjective and political.

Regardless, photobombs have been around for at least the last century and are generally even more funny in black and white.