Sentence examples for that generally means from inspiring English sources

Garrett: That generally means they're not interested.

In films, that generally means death.

Under either measure, that generally means gains of 10 to 30percentt or more.

That generally means nitty-gritty topics such as education reform, economic liberalisation and improved governance.

If an otter has antibodies to Toxoplasma, Dr. Miller said, that generally means a chronic, persistent infection.

If that generally means simply reading the copy, however illiterate, you need not have done more here.

That generally meant they would could put new applications in the cloud, but struggled to move legacy applications from VMware to the AWS VMs.

For apps like Over, PicMix and PicFrame, that generally meant saving a picture to their camera roll before uploading it again into Path.

That generally meant rum – light, dark or a blend of the two – mixed with tropical fruit juices and flavoured syrups; a few vodka, gin and tequila drinks had made it onto the menu, too.

In fact, the "support" in that slogan generally means acquiescence when it comes to American-style war.

That rapid heating generally means that the food retains more of its vitamins than it does when it's boiled, steamed or baked.