Sentence examples for not so generally from inspiring English sources
But this is not so generally recognized.
Other HSPs were not so generally up-regulated by drought.
The theme of these sections is thus to stress the fact that while the role of ROSs in general in such syndromes has been pointed up previously, that of iron as a major culprit has not so generally yet been stressed, notwithstanding that there is in fact a great deal of pertinent literature that we here highlight as the focus of this review.
False positives are not unusual, so generally a biopsy of the small intestine is recommended.
What has not been so generally recognized is that the method of expressing misogyny is what makes it acceptable.
On the streets of Zurich, I'd discovered that though almost everyone knew English, they mostly spoke German, which I didn't understand; so generally I felt bewildered.
Medication-overuse headache (MOH) is a cause of chronic headache in the general population, but structured, evidence-based instruments for handling MOH have not, so far, been generally available.
The public, innocent and not so innocent, is generally quite naive about just how law enforcement personnel (and lawyers in litigation) ply their trade, to their own advantage.
Even when not so overwhelmed, residents generally wanted their doctors to make the treatment decisions for them.
Sweet potatoes are not very easy to peel safely so generally don't let a child do this.
Although fires in the mostly hardwood forests of the Appalachians are generally not so big or destructive as those in the West, some 96,600 acres of woodland have burned in Kentucky in the last two weeks.
