Sentence examples for stated in general from inspiring English sources
IMPLICIT, though not yet firmly stated, in General Powell's arguments is that he will visit the major Arab countries, most likely Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, and cash in some of the personal chits he earned during the gulf war.
(OKEW, 189-90) {§6.3} The nature of philosophic analysis … can now be stated in general terms.
Note that while stated in general, this definition is important because it addresses coverage using both spatial and temporal aspects.
He stated "In general, the Android release cadence is one major release a year with some maintenance releases that are substantial still".
Mark Edward Nero of About.com stated, "In general, neo-soul has remained almost exclusive to R&B outlets such as urban radio and Black Entertainment Television the majority of neo-soul artists have yet to crossover to mainstream American music listeners, partially because the music's sound generally focuses on artist expression, rather than popular appeal".
However, these policies were usually stated in general terms.
For instance, in Corollaries 5 and 6 to the Definitions of the Principles he states in general terms the conditions under which different states of motion are not — and so by implication are — discernible according to his laws of mechanics.
However, beyond stating in general terms that some democratic process and public reasoning should be involved, Sen has never explained in detail how such a selection could and should be done.
The acceptance of an M&S approach, or indeed in providing justification for an unstudied dose, is influenced by many factors and hence acceptability is difficult to state in general terms.
So one can state, in general, that using unselected populations in soft tissue sarcoma trials increases the number of patients recruited, but at the same time diminishes the chance of reaching a statistically significant clinical benefit.
A non-isostatic stress state will in general result in shape distortion in addition to densification.
