Sentence examples for speaking have from inspiring English sources

Women, legally speaking, have equal rights.

Conditions in these settlements, generally speaking, have been extremely poor.

Ecofin would still, strictly speaking, have a monopoly on legislative power.

"Companies like ourselves, which tend to represent quality, will broadly speaking have done better," he said.

"Tennis in the States has always been a rich man's sport, and Negroes, generally speaking, have not been rich people.

In the case of taste he may, musically speaking, have been even more perceptive than he realised.

The creatures moving and speaking have been actual creations of the deity, with the strange exception of Medusa.

Perhaps not literally, but metaphorically-speaking? Have you ever been sued by a family member, had the city sewer system flood the entire first floor of your business, or possibly had the unfortunate experience of losing your property during a hurricane?

Now, some, editorially-speaking, have been insisting on "CRomnibus" or "Cromnibus," but for the time being here, we've decided that it doesn't qualify for proper-name status in any way.

Stratified analyses by neighbourhood (English-speaking and non-English-speaking) have shown higher rates of caesarean for Latinas compared to US-born when living in non-English-speaking neighbourhoods, leading to the suggestion that communication or cultural barriers might be explanatory mechanisms [ 27].

The gangs, most of which are Russian-speaking, have begun in some cases to use the tools developed by nation-states.