Sentence examples for more generally namely from inspiring English sources

And there are also some environmental downsides to hydroelectric dams more generally, namely the impact on riparian ecosystems and passing fish".

Lung cancer researchers thus find themselves in a position not unfamiliar to medical researchers more generally, namely, one of being unable to prove cost effectiveness without having first conducted a trial, whilst being unable to secure financial support for a trial without having first demonstrated cost effectiveness.

Studying cortisol responses to laboratory stress suffers from the same limitations as those of psychophysiological mental stress testing more generally: namely, it involves assessing acute responses to arbitrary short-term behavioural stimuli under artificial conditions that are seldom encountered in everyday life.

More generally Gödel was against verificationism, namely the idea that the meaning of a statement is its mode of verification.

In the context of such claims about Strauss's influence on the Bush administration's policies on Iraq and the Middle East more generally, there is an irony, namely, that Strauss himself was devoted to revitalizing Islamic philosophy, as opposed to Christian thought, for the very sake of the future of western civilization.

I think this one ends up as a problem that has stumped philosophers of science for ages, namely the problem of how scientists (or scholars more generally) are to discern what data count as legitimate and relevant.

More generally, movement-related RS effects might be an instance of a broad organizing principle, namely, the notion that the brain might specify a motor plan in terms of differences from the preceding movement (Rosenbaum et al. 2007).

What about violence more generally?

It is more generally humanitarian.

So is society more generally.

What about health-care systems more generally?