Sentence examples similar to more generalised state from inspiring English sources

He kept close to country music during the next decade when Nashville began embracing more generalised pop.

Comparing 2007 2008 with 2009 2010 increases in the HIV/TB mortality rates were seen in certain geographical sub-regions of the study site (16) providing further evidence for the importance stated by others of identifying and responding to focussed HIV-related micro-epidemics within a more generalised epidemic (6– 11).

And this means that the epidemic risks becoming more generalised," he said.

He cut out his own son in favour of a more generalised posterity.

Another measure of corruption in cities is the extent to which organised crime or more generalised violence is widespread.

But Nelken also taps into a much more generalised scenario: the basic pain of being bullied and oppressed.

There are more generalised fears about what will happen once whole swaths of London have been hollowed out below ground.

Subjects became more generalised and the all-ability intake frequently resulted in a levelling down of pupil attainment.

Rob Howell's marvellous design immediately suggests the translation that Friel has made: from Russia to a more generalised Europe.

Equities also fell, as part of a more generalised "flight from risk".

But the knowledge gained from these efforts was not  incorporated into more generalised macroeconomic models.