Sentence examples for more generally rather from inspiring English sources

What's more, he said, rates of ECT had declined among adults more generally, rather than older people.

This has meant that many studies have taken a more holistic approach, seeking to understand how the risk is perceived more generally rather than focusing on the specific grasp of statistical risk.

This study highlights the importance of collaborative communication about treatment specifics more generally rather than specifically treatment decisions.

We applied a similar qualitative approach to analyzing these elements, with progress being defined as achieving programmatic goals more generally, rather than specifically for each goal.

This reflected the fact that the Connect2 projects aimed to improve the environment for walking and cycling more generally, rather than targeting single aspects such as safety or pleasantness.

Almost all studies to date have focused solely on estimates based on young people's use of a single screen (e.g., TV watching) and have used that as a proxy for SBMU more generally rather than asking directly about multiple SBMU.

So consumption is more generally spread, rather than being compressed into Panic Saturday.

If we think about the drinks industry more generally here, rather than just beer, this would be Guinness, this would be Poland Spring, this is water and everything else would be in between here.

Artificial intelligence (AI) will undoubtedly play a big part in our future, but at this stage it seems like we're being asked to applaud services for being occasionally brilliant, but more generally speaking rather average.

Twenty years after it began as Late Review, The Review Show was cancelled last month without fanfare, just weeks after Radio 3's Nightwaves was cut from four nights to three and renamed Freethinking to reflect a more generally intellectual rather than specifically artistic brief.

The aim is not to legislate how "happy," relatively unenthusiastic, or somewhere in the middle people can be about Obama's announcement and the drive towards marriage equality more generally, but rather to try to think about how the debate is framed, who it further excludes, and what we want beyond it.