Sentence examples for were generally disposed from inspiring English sources

"Those who asked questions, offered constructive criticism or were generally disposed to moderation" were thrown out, he claimed.

The dead were generally disposed of in unmarked mass graves, and survivors were assured that if they ever spoke of their ordeal they could expect a similar fate.

Before modern techniques for disposing of hazardous wastes were legislated and put into practice, the wastes were generally disposed of or stored in surface piles, lagoons, ponds, or unlined landfills.

An organ is generally disposed in divisions, each with a number of separate ranks controlled by separate manuals (two manuals and pedals are the minimum required to play the bulk of the legitimate repertoire).

In the so-called open fuel cycle (common in the United States, Sweden and some other countries) spent fuel is generally disposed of as waste that will remain radioactive for 200,000 years.

The harvested aquatic-plant biomass is generally disposed of without being put to further use, sometimes left to rot on the banks of drainage channels and smaller rivers.

Ramie stalk is an agricultural residue and is generally disposed of by burning or burying which represents a major cause for environmental pollution.

After all, process reliabilists will insist that in order to know whether an agent's belief that p is justified or counts as knowledge, it's not enough to know whether the agent is generally disposed to arrive at truths about p-related matters.

Finally, as emerging evidence unravels the role of autophagy in mediating the clearance of RNA-protein aggregates (Frankel et al., 2017), the observed dependence on autophagy for degradation of misassembled viral complexes shown in this study could potentially serve as a model system for understanding how misassembled RNA-protein complexes are generally disposed of by cells.

On the contrary, if this low disorder content is distributed with the same pattern among functional groups in hyperthermophiles as in mesophiles, it would rather suggest a noise, i.e. that disorder-related functions can be generally disposed of or substituted by ordered proteins in hyperthermophiles.

Note, this result is not predicted by the ratio of Constant to E-only genes (Table  2), suggesting that genes that differ between genotypes are generally disposed to be stress responsive.