Sentence examples for very general term from inspiring English sources

It is a very general term that can mean enjoyment, excitement, delight, learning, amusement, adventure, the thrill of the new, the mastery of things or just simply laughter.

The importance of allowing the occurrence of the very general term dg on the right-hand side of the equation was clearly exposed and exemplified in [1]; the equation models situations that arise, e.g., in optimal control problems with state constraints.

"Free markets" is a very general term.

"From a government perspective, it becomes very general term—'oh, small businesses,'" he said later.

It is sometimes used colloquially to mean "bug" —a very general term, unlike the scientific "insect".

While many instruments spoke of semi-structured interviews as a way to identify items, this very general term actually provides little information about what was found and how.

Kate, Huddersfield, UK In very general terms, yes.

"In very general terms, we think this is going in the right direction," she said.

"We have talked about it in very general terms," he said.

"In very general terms, we were discussing a major research initiative," said Alan F. Holmer, the president of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America.

Hamad bin Jassim probably deliberately chose instead to speak in very general terms about regional peace and stability.