Sentence examples for looking at the generic from inspiring English sources

Gerrymandering can be spotted by comparing two ways of estimating the probable outcome of the House elections: through a close examination of district-by-district races, and by looking at the generic congressional ballot.

"We need to look at the generic implications and whether or not the lessons learned here can be applied to other plants with steam generators".

A pilot study from Aga Khan University Hospital looked at the generic pathway to psychiatric care.

It may also contribute to removing the artifact that is created by merely looking at the presence of generic communication skills.

In recent years smartphone designs have become increasingly similar (just look at the ridiculously generic appearance of Google's otherwise stunning Pixel and Pixel XL) and a radical shake could rejuvenate a sector which is beginning to stagnate.

If you're in a generic location, try looking at the objects around you for clues.

I am involved in looking at the incidence and factors related to postdural puncture headaches; conservative management of postdural puncture headache; and efficacy of generic propofol.

For his part, Houng looks at this "generic city" with neither pride nor nostalgia.

But if you look at the so-called generic ballot — a simple question about which party you prefer — it's almost always closer than this.

This plan might include looking at more generic roles such as a care co-ordinator, mental health practitioner or family support worker.

Your interlocutor will probably prefer reading your writing than looking at a generic yellow man.