Sentence examples for it would generally from inspiring English sources

The U.S. dollar has been falling since March, and if it continues its slide it would generally drive up the price of imports.

Kromer, once he'd learned the trick, urged Greta to use this service often, as it would generally put an evening out of its misery, bringing on the sleep Greta badly needed but resisted.

Second, even if a population threshold were to exist, it would generally not be possible to set bounds for its value without making unverifiable assumptions.

It would generally be impossible for the state to unilaterally lower prison spending without first cutting the prison population dramatically.

That was hardly a huge number, a 2.0 rating, but it would generally rank as a solid performance for a drama at 10 p.m. on an August night.

In other words, it would generally pay people to acquire a university education even if there were no public subsidy for it.

It was oaky, which I would generally not like in these wines, and oily in texture, yet it had a pronounced minerality, with flavors of lemon and almonds that I felt made it focused and satisfying.

Banning it, Hendrie wrote, "would generally create more turmoil than I can stand".

Despite the "crisis environment of 2009," it said it would "post generally satisfactory operating performances," including "strong performances in corporate and investment banking".

"From that point on, it was a question of reducing the quantity of garlic and chile to the point where it would be generally acceptable".

Equally, I believe it would be generally consented to by film critics that "Letter From an Unknown Woman" (1948) is a perfect film, a masterpiece.