Sentence examples for times were generally from inspiring English sources

Then, kick-off times were generally earlier and so less favourable for a north American audience.

Response times were generally longer when there were no clear movement stereotypes.

Their times were generally equivalent, whether they drank cold water, were doused with it, or neither.

Longer setting times were generally obtained from the calorimetry method compared to the ASTM set time test.

The reverberation times were generally within 10% and the values for sound propagation with distance generally within 2 dB.

The assessments of people who live for the Times crossword but don't work at the Times were generally admiring of Lynn Lempel's envelope-pushing.

Morning times are generally better than afternoons.

Adult asylum seekers are still held in detention camps, but their processing times are generally much shorter.

"These times are generally very scary," said Marcia Craig, an executive assistant at Boise Cascade, who had to change jobs last year when her previous employer, Ore-Ida Foods, moved to Pittsburgh.

The beginning of the modern New York Times is generally dated to the paper's purchase in 1896 by Adolph S. Ochs.

However, the method still faced the problem that perforation shot origin times are generally inaccurate.