Sentence examples for something that generally from inspiring English sources

Which is something that generally never happens.

The plan seeks to use some of the proceeds to build the public safety network that would allow police and fire departments from different jurisdictions to talk to one another in emergencies — something that generally is not possible now and that was identified as an issue on 9/11.

Ms. Roth and her husband, Ben, say they were told by Helene Moffatt, a school safety official, that if they considered the regular dissemination of junk food a threat to their children's health and safety — and indeed, they do — they should request a health and safety transfer, something that generally follows threats of violence.

For example, the gate duration can be included in the figure of merit, something that generally is not straightforward in gradient-based methods [46].

The free-running and stealth portions are fun but can become extremely frustrating when your character catches on something that generally doesn't slow you down.

LAPTOP was able to play an HD video clip without problems, which is something that generally trips up many standard netbooks.

"Junk is something that is generally useless".

It's not something that's generally a big motivator.

This is something that is generally known, but is not talked about out of political correctness".

"Benedict seems to be putting on the table something that is generally spoken about behind closed doors," Mr. Weigel said.

If you wanted to psychologize — something that Kunkel generally avoids — Mitchell's relationship with his father would surely be the place to start.