Sentence examples for more generally there from inspiring English sources
More generally, there has to be some attempt to deal with this as a general issue for all experiments.
More generally, there has been a general lack of appreciation for how successful development of AD vaccines and passive immunotherapies could result in a paradigm shift regarding immunotherapies for many CNS disorders.
More generally there is a constant battle for budget.
More generally, there was latent Democratic support in Indiana.
In foreign policy more generally, there is anyway plenty of scope for muddle.
More generally, there were concerns that the Lib Dems have swung too far to the right in recent years.
More generally, there is sense of alarm among investors at recent comments and actions from European policy makers.
But more generally, there is always more that can be done to encourage business to take a proactive approach to sustainable behaviour.
The season's high points were the home wins over Arsenal and Chelsea and, more generally, there were improvements in conditioning and injury prevention.
More generally, there has been some reshuffling of the debt, with more owed by governments and a bit less by the private sector.
More generally, there is a growing appreciation among those who practice journalism of the Internet's capacity to tell them what readers want to know.
