Sentence examples for speaks generally from inspiring English sources

And he speaks generally of giving merit pay to teachers based on student performance.

Mr. Romney often speaks generally of putting "kids and their parents first" and "the teachers' union behind".

Instead, he speaks generally of reforming corporate culture, and allowing managers the freedom to put workers first.

As they noted, by its plain language, the California law — which speaks generally of "emergency care" — should apply to both medical and nonmedical help.

Here we could argue that there are some 70,000 doctors in England and Wales alone, and so a mere handful of professional murderers in the last 50 years speaks generally very highly of their moral fibre, or, instead, the ease with which they can conceal their crimes.

Google Now even got a specific mention by name in the closing paragraph of the announcement, which speaks generally about Android and mobile adoption, and also highlights the Nexus program and Google's OEM partners.

Speak generally, since this is a general problem you have.

"He was speaking generally about the potential".

NASA later clarified that the scientist was speaking generally.

"Nothing ever seems to go smooth," Cashman said, speaking generally.

But Garagiola, also speaking generally, said trade talks had intensified.