Sentence examples for making generalities from inspiring English sources

However, the relative roles of predation and intraspecific competition are rarely investigated simultaneously over different spatial scales, making generalities about these mechanisms difficult.

Avoid making generalities (how can you be general?).

Do your officers tend to make generalities about minorities?

Several points and caveats of the studies in Table 4 are worth noting that might make generalities difficult with respect to what constitute typical Nb and Ne values in salmonid captive broodstocks.

The new studies are relatively small in size, making it hard to draw generalities, especially since bisexual men may have varying levels of sexual, romantic and emotional attraction to partners of either sex.

London's genius is to make such generalities vivid and sensuous.

The context dependence and sometimes idiosyncratic nature of invasion and adaptation may, however, make such generalities unlikely (though see also Richardson and Pyšek 2006, 2012).

Many studies of fluvial geomorphology and landscape ecology examine a single river or landscape, thus lack generality, making it difficult to develop a general understanding of the linkages between landscape patterns and larger-scale driving variables.

Good writing concentrates on taking these generalities and making them as specific and unique as possible.

Moreover, it aims to mitigate the false decisions at the model level by determining a tradeoff between different properties of decision making such as accuracy, generality and uncertainty.

I will make statements and generalities and the people that are involved that know that they are not playing well and know that they are not contributing can take it from there".