Sentence examples for might generally strike from inspiring English sources

Statistical analyses of the experimental data, together with the observations described above, suggest that a value for the radius in the fitness evaluation r = 8 might generally strike an acceptable balance between computational intensity and accuracy.

Like the city's dock and port workers, he said, the trash collectors "recruit within their own network," and generally strike for reasons specific to themselves, with little concern for what the public might think of them.

Terrorists don't generally strike when it's most symbolic or best serves a story line.

Scientists have traditionally been wary of VCs, because they generally strike a hard bargain.

(b) generally, striking out apportionment provisions.

L. 98 473, in amending section generally, struck out subsec.

(C) generally, striking out cl. "(i)" designation and cl.

Epiglottitis generally strikes children between the ages of three and seven years.

(b) generally, striking out provision for repayment of advances which is now incorporated in subsec.

The disease generally strikes women between the ages of 50 and 65.

Heavy boots, he found, were usually unnecessary because jungle snakes generally struck at the neck.