Sentence examples for more generically from inspiring English sources
8The assumption that consumption is cheaper in the origin country is needed in this simple model to generate return migration after retirement, but more generically immigrants may instead desire to emigrate because the marginal utility of leisure is higher in the origin country perhaps for cultural or familial reasons.
More generically, fatigue is considered the exercise-induced reduction in the force generating capacity of muscle, 6 wherein its manifestations in tennis are presumed to vary.
More generically, the term polynomial interpolation normally refers to Lagrange interpolation.
>>>>> dumb way for +-*/ and would know how to do this more generically.
As the song aged, its nostalgia shifted into something more generically and powerfully spiritual.
They agreed to put it more generically: "poor materials" would never produce good results.
The central roles are more generically written, but Ms. Louderman and Ms. Warren are warm, likable presences.
Or, more generically, she wanted to capture the informal activity of creating the piece, and put that into a performance.
Spooky new girl Cole's arrival coincides with a string of gruesome murders – coincidence, or something more generically predictable?
I've chosen men to do voiceovers on adverts because they seem more generically "human" than a woman.
Most of the sweaters at Coldwater Creek do not speak to a specific holiday, like Christmas, but are more generically seasonal.
