Sentence examples for there has generally from inspiring English sources

The institution's programming there has generally reflected its name, showcasing recent art by those still working, many of them young.

While the amount of time children have for free play varies according to the country (see Wagner, 2006) and the length of the program (e.g., sessional kindergarten as opposed to long day care), in Australian early childhood settings there has generally been significant amounts of time provided for children to engage in free play.

In safety, throughout the world there has generally been a declining trend in violence, including murders, over the past few decades.

There has generally been resistance to revamping the old, crusty business model, though.

Deregulation there has generally unfolded slowly, because the issue lacked the same urgency it had in pioneering states like California, New York and Pennsylvania.

All of these good things will happen because there has generally been more carbon dioxide in the air than there is now, except for the geologically brief period of the ice ages.

It has always been one of the greatest tests of driving skill, and through the generations there have generally been two kinds of winners: The best drivers of the period — like Hill, who won five times in the 1960s — or lucky winners who profited from unusual circumstances, like Jean-Pierre Beltoise in 1972 or Olivier Panis in 1996, who benefited when rain eliminated other drivers.

But the utilitarians out there have generally tried to make the snoozers feel bad.

And those who now work there have generally bought in completely.

There have generally been about 30 demonstrators inside the center, with spikes throughout the day as protesters hold general assemblies or teaching events.

This may be partly because there have generally been no senators in the upper chamber.