Sentence examples for more generally or from inspiring English sources

Likewise I don't think you can find the roots of slowdown in what happened to tax rates or economic policy more generally, or globalization.

Here we argue that these might mostly be interpreted either as increased processing demands more generally or as the recruitment of distinct specialized neural populations.

However, some in Congress and the new administration apparently see the country's present recession as an opportunity to change the federal government's spending priorities more generally or simply to reward loyal political constituencies.

An agent's degrees of belief determine her estimates of certain quantities: the values of bets, or the desirabilities of gambles more generally, or the probability assignments of various 'experts' — humans, relative frequencies, objective chances, or truth values.

It's not clear whether Congress will close the property-donation loophole more generally, or if it's just honing in on a more obvious dodge, and one that may benefit the average Joe or Jane.

It's not about those passages, it's not about the Bible at all, or faith more generally, or heaven, or hell, or any of that stuff.

Tennessee, Louisiana and Arizona have passed laws banning judges from consulting Sharia, or more generally, foreign or religious laws.

Moreover, some state variables can often not be measured separately from others, but only as a sum or, more generally, linear or nonlinear combination.

Still, here too people will differ about what constitutes an equal or an unequal claim or, more generally, an equal or an unequal person.

"No subject", he insists, "has been more generally misunderstood or more persistently misrepresented".

Corporate managers more generally, rightly or wrongly, appear to remain remarkably sanguine about the potential for innovations to continue to enhance productivity and profits...