Sentence examples for more generally especially from inspiring English sources
It also undermines the credibility of the authorities more generally, especially when they can't tell the difference between hard rock and house.
However, we found no evidence of the NIMBY-syndrome; rather, those opposing the wind farms question wind power more generally, especially vis-à-vis nuclear power.
It is, however, important to place eroding farm tracks in the context of catchment sediment sources more generally, especially since the former afford potential for targeted sediment mitigation.
His current work includes a sequence of writings on Seneca's Natural Questions, but his current interests extend to Silver Latin literature more generally, especially Silver epic and also Roman philosophical/scientific development in the early empire.
His research concentrates primarily on Greek and Latin linguistics, Greek Dialects, Mycenaean, the Homeric Kunstsprache, and Archaic Latin and the Italic dialects but also includes the Indo-European language family more generally, especially Indo-Iranian, Anatolian and the nominal morphology of Proto-Indo-European.
The question of whether there exists a "Sydney school"—as contrasted with the rival claims of aesthetics of a "Melbourne school"—has provided a context for debates about main currents in Australian art more generally, especially given Sydney's more marked modernist, sensualist, decorative, or simply commercial influences.
More generally, and especially in the West, feminism had influenced every aspect of contemporary life, communication, and debate, from the heightened concern over sexist language to the rise of academic fields such as women's studies and ecofeminism.
At the same time, the scam_m models are made more generally applicable, especially for predictions based on external data, by the ability to take expert knowledge into account.
Both of these points (the commonality of human nature and the securing of 'objectivity' in judgments based on sentiments by appeal to the normative responses of appropriately placed observers) are typical of the period more generally, and especially of the strong empiricist strain in the Enlightenment.
Wysocki said she feels more at ease generally, especially in seeking help from Sheehy and other mentors.
Aside from its potential for better economic ties, the trip had also been promoted by the administration as a way for Mr. Obama to connect more generally with Latin Americans, especially in Brazil, a multiracial society where he has been wildly popular since his presidential campaign.
