Sentence examples for the very general from inspiring English sources

Its charms -- the one-room schoolhouse, the (very) general store, the old Star Theater and Main Street itself -- are obvious.

"I do think they were ill-advised and I'm afraid the very general way in which Dominic is trying to make the points that he is making will have the net effect of being seen as purely populist in nature".

The teams traded close leads until Matthew Dellavedova who, in his perfect detestability, is the N.B.A.'s Aussie answer to Ted Cruz slapped in the very general vicinity of the ball in Iguodala's hand, and much more directly toward Iguodala's crotch, a move that, understandably, sent Iguodala into a minor fury.

By the middle of the 19th century, the very general thesis that all of the fundamental laws of physics must be invariant under transformations between different inertial frames of reference invariant under "boosts"—had become a profound article of faith in theoretical physics.

The following extract of a letter in a Bremen paper, translated into the Leeds Mercury, accurately expresses the very general feeling in Germany on this subject:—"There is scarcely any country in the world that possesses such a power as Germany to procure a great sale of the products of its industry.

Earlier in this article it was suggested that the death of the brain was the necessary and sufficient condition for the death of the individual, but the word death was not given much content beyond the very general definition of "irreversible loss of function".

The charge is very general; the report of his defense before the Sanhedrin is the primary resource for learning what Stephen stood for.

The GMEP is very general in the sense that it includes, as special cases, optimization problems, variational inequalities, minimax problems, and Nash equilibrium problems; see, for example, [2 5].

Second, from a legal point of view, the principles of the CBD are very general.

We found that RCTs did yield some insight, but the hypotheses generated were very general and not well refined.

The basic notions of the theory are very general.