Sentence examples for proved generally from inspiring English sources

For this work, which has been proved generally correct for bacteria, the two men were awarded a Nobel Prize.

Also, while this series has proved generally a good one to watch, the off-ice relationship has been marred by a couple of stupid fans on either side.

On toe, the Maryinsky's ballerinas proved generally taller than their new cavaliers, yet their pas de deux went without a flub.

Whatever my failings in assessing the presidential race, my view that Democrats never had a chance to flip the House proved generally correct.

Although mime has not been especially popular as an art form here, and although Mr. Henry's material was not especially original, his exer cises in style proved generally engrossing.

In contrast, Top Gear – at least in the Clarkson version that kept so many viewers and lawyers raptly watching – was written and edited with great deliberation, its air of danger coming not from going with a live flow but from carefully chosen words and images which, as the post-bag from ambassadors around the world proved, generally hit their intended targets.

Increases to the mutation rate beyond the optimal value at mutation selection balance may therefore prove generally undesirable.

While owners and automakers say that hybrid batteries are proving generally reliable, the packs can reach a point where they will no longer hold a charge.

But those businesses, too, have proven generally unprofitable, given the proliferation of such Web sites and the mammoth marketing budgets required to attract users.

But it is not a bubble being burst, he contended, just a fairly normal downturn that "reduces excesses and complacency" and should prove generally beneficial.

"There are many studies that prove generally when talking to someone they pay a lot more attention to you visually than what you are saying," she says.