Sentence examples for understood generally from inspiring English sources

It was understood, generally, or at least grudgingly accepted and admitted, that the U.S. President, whether he was right or wrong, smart or stupid, had the country's best interests at heart, to the best of his — frequently warped as all hell — understanding of the country's good.

"For example the priority treatment arrangements are not well understood generally.

Horne and colleagues understood generally how the whales found their prey: by reading the echoes from their built-in sonar.

Such conceptual entities are associated with information types that are: requisites for chemistry; understood generally; and available in forms that are amenable to representation using Semantic Web technologies.

Factors which influence this liability include: the extent to which the implications of the condition is known and understood generally; the extent to which the condition is suspected or identified in an individual employee; the extent of a proper screening and treatment program and the way in which risk management programs have been implemented.

Cervical cancer was not commonly recognized, though it was understood generally in terms of its symptoms.

But I understand generally it's from a drive to want to do as well as you can and make sure your family's secure and protected.

What was needed in American politics were parties with more "internal cohesion," so that when one party was in control the average voter would understand generally where it stood on the major issues.

Homosexuality is legal in Russia, but it is mostly hidden, little understood and generally condemned.

When customers feel they are being listened to and understood, they generally remain satisfied and loyal.

Post-Susan Boyle, it is understood that, generally, the more polished a performer looks, the less good the performance is likely to be and vice versa.