Sentence examples for more general one from inspiring English sources

The patent law has not changed, but a more general one on where suits may be brought has gone through amendments.

We have expanded RI from the original, alarm-based approach to a more general one based on probabilities.

One charge was a more general one of conspiring to kill mob rivals in an effort to control the crime family.

The O.E.D.'s definition makes a nice distinction between senses -- the land which is one's home or where one's home is" -- before settling on the more general "one's native land".

Both these methods turn out to yield approximately equivalent results in the case of comparable assumptions, whereas the double generalized linear model is the more general one and allows further extensions.

In the end these questions fold into a more general one: How can 21st-century Africa, on its own terms, join the larger world?

So they watched Beck together, over beer, and then spent an hour consoling one another, although lately their personal anxieties had overtaken the more general ones of the host on the screen, and Beck's chalkboard lectures about the fundamental transformation of the Republic had become more like the usual barroom ballgame: background noise.

Particular expressions normally precede more general ones: Neil Armstrong set foot on the Moon at 4 o'clock in the morning on July 21 , 1969

Non-physician private practitioners, like some of their public colleagues, follow their own professional guidelines and were generally unaware of the more general ones issued by CCMRC and the Ministry of Health.

Thereafter, numerous Greek and Middle Eastern objects were imported into Etruria, and these items, together with Etruscan artifacts and works of art displaying Greek or Oriental influence, have been used to generate relatively precise dates along with more general ones.

Full details of the polling data will be available regularly on Economist.com from next week.This week we kick off with a look at support for the main candidates among probable voters in primaries and reveal a few differences between Republicans and Democrats on some moral issues and some more general ones.