Sentence examples for is is generally from inspiring English sources

However, there is a dearth of research into treatment of overweight and obesity in primary care in the UK and what little there is is generally small in scale and primarily audit based or pilot data [ 15- 17].

Chronic diarrhea can also be a cause of inflamed hemorrhoids, though is is generally less of a risk than constipation.

Although IS is generally considered to be associated with immunocompromised states such as HIV infection, it has also been detected in patients with a normal immune status [ 5, 11- 13].

Wednesday's joint venture with Clearwire, which also includes cable companies and tech heavyweights Google and Intel, is being generally well received.

People who intentionally practice appreciating "what is" are generally happier.

Schopenhauer has an agreeably wide interpretation of 'authority', including what, for the time being, is generally believed.

The world Anti-Doping Agency, imperfect as it may be, is generally considered an improvement over the patchwork approach to drug enforcement that preceded it.

"It's been generally a good response," he said.

It's been generally disastrous – viewership was down 61% as of mid-April.

"God" and "Supreme Being" are generally taken as synonymous terms meaning Deity.

However, in New England English, invariant be was generally sentence-final due to VP-ellipsis in declaratives.