Sentence examples for was generally raised from inspiring English sources

Risk of suicide was generally raised as a major factor when deciding about compulsory treatment.

It says: "People who grew up in the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s were generally raised to be polite and trusting.

Women are generally raised and expected to be compliant, so diagnostic markers of autism are often self-suppressed and internalised.

Breeds of sheep having fine wool are generally raised for wool production alone, while breeds with medium or long wool or with only hair are generally raised for meat production.

Rents under the Mitchell-Lama program are generally determined by the budget of the landlord in operating the building, and are generally raised when there are substantial investments.

For roasts, they (and I) prefer American lamb, which is generally raised on both grain and grass and allowed to grow larger than Australian and New Zealand lambs.

Unlike wheat, which is generally raised on large farms and harvested mechanically, rice is usually grown on small paddies and harvested by hand.

But as everyone in Washington ought to know after the scandals of recent years, soft money is generally raised from special interests like the oil and gas, insurance and financial services industries that demand in return legislation that serves their interests, not those of minorities.

Procalcitonin levels were generally raised as early as first day of BCT.

The conceptual problem is generally raised in the context of solving the epistemological problem.

This reasoning cannot be used to explain why adoptees are not preferred as much as Swedes as marriage partners, and why there is hierarchy among the adoptees, since adoptees are generally raised in a Swedish family, sharing Swedish cultural and speaking Swedish as their mother tongue.