Sentence examples for support in a general sense from inspiring English sources

By linking Parkin-mediated polyubiquitination to the UPS, our results support, in a general sense, earlier models postulating a role for Parkin in cellular protein quality control (14).

Although most of them support reform in a general sense, some, such as Rep. Raul Labrador (R-Idaho), have said they are wary of a comprehensive bill.

Some respondents mentioned support only in a general sense without specifying its precise nature (e.g., "My husband was very supportive").

As a Democratic operative points out to me, multiple Republican candidates have been placed on the defensive during this cycle for the same thing: failing to support Trump not just in a general sense, but more precisely for failing to support Trump when the "Access Hollywood" tape surfaced.

Given that the mitigation variable measured support for government action in a general sense (not specific to agriculture), and that the perceived risk items were specific to agriculture, this result is perhaps not surprising.

Maybe they just like the candidate in a general sense (and want to support her in whatever venture she pursues).

In the analysis of the main questions, related to components that could be performed independently and components that would need face-to-face support, all respondents showed difficulty in talking about this in a general sense.

Individual nursing care was characterised by tasks where the health care staff was caring for the patients in a general sense, and when they were involved in other surrounding routines supporting the caring of the patients in general.

Flaubert's intelligence, moreover, was sharpened in a general sense.

In a general sense, this interpretation appears to be accurate.

Cohesion was sacrificed in a bid to make the audience "understand" Shakespeare in a general sense.