Sentence examples for means in general from inspiring English sources
The correlation (Figure 5) between top score and label number is about −0.7, which means in general, the more people agree on a concept, the fewer labels are generated.
Is that what "conservative" means in general?
If citizens approve of these covert means in general, they don't have to know everything about how they are applied in a particular situation.
17. Begin actual construction means, in general, initiation of physical on-site construction activities on an emissions unit which are of a permanent nature.
(b) "Workday" as used in the Portal Act means, in general, the period between the commencement and completion on the same workday of an employee's principal activity or activities.
If I find myself drinking one, it means, in general, that something has gone terribly wrong: either I've elected to be hosed down as a tourist in Venice, or somehow I've blundered my way to brunch at the Olive Garden.
"I mean in general," he said.
Woman No. 1: "No dearie, I mean in general".
"What, you mean, like, right now?" No, I mean in general.
To illustrate what Def Jam meant to Chris Lighty, Ossé backs up and explains what Def Jam meant in general.
