Sentence examples for started generally from inspiring English sources

In a monolithic (or single) material, a crack, once started, generally continues to propagate until the material fails; in a composite, if one fibre in an assemblage fails, the crack may not extend to the other fibres, so the damage is limited.

Services start generally with a general health education presentation about subjects such as breast-feeding or HIV, addressing all gathered clients and patients.

Cataracts develop gradually, causing vision problems starting generally around age 60.

And we start generally around four or five months, and work throughout the pregnancy.

With plots starting, generally, at around $1,000 at least in the Los Angeles area this can get very expensive.

There was a clear seasonal variation in the incidence of HFRS in Huludao City, with most cases acquired in the winter to spring, starting generally from December, reaching a peak in March/April and ending in June.

Sure, in order to get started, companies generally need to have at least an initial product offering.

I don't have much luck sleeping later than 7. SOFT START Generally we have quiet, unstructured time in the morning until breakfast.

The early bird that capitalizes on its head start generally gets all the worms.

We find that an early school start generally improves children's cognitive skills, which is even more pronounced for disadvantaged children.

Start generally with arms, legs, torso and head.