Sentence examples for think more generally from inspiring English sources

Let's think more generally about population genetic parameters.

And what do you think more generally about married names in the modern age?

Knight asks what the pair think more generally of Cambridge Analytica.

When encouraged to think more generally though, both children (I talked to them separately) immediately pinpointed unfairness as the thing that upset them the most.

This is not a book on medieval women's history; this is a book in which every incursion into the history of women is intended to help us think more generally about history, patriarchy, and feminism.

LOUIS HYMAN: I think, more generally, that's why it's so easy to be shocked by these numbers because of the way in which the certain way we collect statistics about work.

Swanson: I think more technology is generally beneficial.

I could of course write a companion post about how many Euro entrepreneurs need to toughen up, stop looking at VC as the root of all their failings, and generally think more ambitiously too, but that will be for another day.

Furthermore, the practices which have participated in the research are not nationally representative as they are more innovative than average practices and do generally think more about changes to improve the practice performance.

Look between the lines, seek out the grey in a black-and-white situation, and just generally think more about your actions.

I wasn't crying as much, I could think more clearly, and I had a generally happy outlook on life.