Sentence examples for it generally has to from inspiring English sources

When the U.S. government spends more than it generates, it generally has to sell debt (though the Fed could also just print more money).

Aimco has found that it generally has to pay private equity firms about 6 percent of any assets they manage each year.

In the Republican House, for a bill to see action it generally has to satisfy something called the "Hastert Rule": it has to be supported by the "majority of the majority," that is, by the majority of Republicans.

The court said that if an employer used a hiring or promotion test, it generally had to accept the test's results — unless the employer had strong evidence the test was flawed and improperly favored a particular group.

While anyone can now download a dataset from GEO, to analyze it one generally has to go back to the article and manually assign phenotypes to samples represented in the dataset.

To score against them, a team generally has to earn it.

THE birth of a new language is such a rare event that scientists who want to watch it happen generally have to make do with computer simulations.

The term "knowledge worker" was first coined in 1959, and although definitions vary even to this day, it generally has come to mean those who think for a living and employ "knowledge as their capital".

It doesn't generally have to be in the name of the drug but can be included in the sub-title.

Where the remedy still remains, it generally has been modified to vest enforcement in a public official and to narrow the right in other ways.

It generally has one way to do this: it controls interest rates.