Sentence examples for they would generally from inspiring English sources

And they would generally prohibit insurers from canceling or rescinding coverage after a person became sick.

They would generally increase toward the end of a year, then hold steady through midwinter.

But it would be nigh impossible to check up on their conduct in a theatre of war – which is, after all, where they would generally be deployed.

"They would generally be aware of my position that the program was illegal and that there should be some kind of disposition associated with it," he said.

The authority has yet to determine which hours would be considered peak travel time, but officials said they would generally coincide with the morning and evening rushes.

The commission said that if employers excluded all applicants with criminal records, they would generally violate employment discrimination law unless they could show that such exclusions were "job related and consistent with business necessity".

They'd generally prefer to see Meryl Streep inhabiting Anna Wintour in "The Devil Wears Prada" rather than playing a seasoned reporter who covers a country that seems to be in the midst of melting down, as she does in "Lions for Lambs".

And they'd generally ignore those elements when taking the fight to their Democrat opponents as November approaches.

The men who approached her varied in age, from those in their early 20s to some who were as old as 80. They'd generally buy her dinner or take her for a walk.

As they collaborated, Harburg would generally suggest an idea or title connected with the plot, Arlen would compose the music, and then Harburg would write the lyrics.

In early 1998, when many of the nation's leading computer, software and local communications companies formed an alliance to support D.S.L., they thought it would generally deliver 1.5 million digital bits a second to consumers' homes.