Sentence examples for rather generally from inspiring English sources

In response to a query, Amazon said, rather generally, that it wasn't raising prices.

The present opinion, rather generally held by physicists, is that these fundamental particles and forces, treated quantitatively by the methods of quantum mechanics, can reveal in detail the behaviour of all material objects.

Aside from the rather generally stated and decidedly elusive aims of the Charter, the member states of the United Nations cannot be said to have any common goal, and they have often failed to unify in the face of common external threats to security.

Our results show that HCCP is effective at regulating a wide range of rather generally characterized transport protocols.

These can be summarized rather generally under the term of assumptions on future developments or scenario assumptions.

It suggests that kinetic strategies for fast folding may be encoded rather generally in nonnative as well as in native interactions.

It's not that all mention of Nazism is banned, rather that, generally, people aren't interested in cheapening atrocities.

Yahoo, like many Internet companies, has created a definition of operating earnings that it prefers for investors to use, rather than generally accepted accounting principles.

Rather, most generally seek therapy because they feel stuck in some way, or have symptoms such as negative thoughts, emotions or behaviors.

Because the meanings of different features are different, the ranges of these features are rather different generally.

Rather, we generally maintain positions in securities for a couple of days to a couple of months.