Sentence examples for more generally and from inspiring English sources

The health minister Malinga spoke more generally – and politically.

But now it's applied more generally and pejoratively to almost any large item made of wood.

But Kat talked more generally, and saw gender equality as a structural issue".

Then, it has been worked out more generally and transferred to continuity conditions.

But actually, we could consider this model more generally, and let's just do so briefly here.

Apollonius reproduced known results much more generally and discovered many new properties of the figures.

We need a new approach to regulation more generally – and not just for banking.

More generally — and here's a phrase Obama will never use — the chance for a new liberal era.

He talks also of the "positive" things he sees happening more generally and says he wants to concentrate on these.

Its creators aim to foster interest in the Middle Ages more generally and to change existing misconceptions about the period.

He doesn't just talk about Parkinson's, but about his life more generally and why comedy is important to him.