Sentence examples for which generally remains from inspiring English sources

In a rare move, the Mormon church, which generally remains neutral in politics, issued a statement in December defending religious freedom and indirectly condemning Trump's proposed ban on Muslims entering the US.

The unusually cold weather, which included the worst snows in 50 years in some parts of central China, and even snow in the south, which generally remains warm, could not have come at a worse time, arriving on the eve of the Lunar New Year, when hundreds of millions travel home for the year's most important holiday, the Spring Festival.

However, the same does not seem to apply to the research community, which generally remains focused on uni-dimensional disease-specific and often surrogate outcomes [ 5, 6] that may have little impact in the everyday lives of patients.

Most hydrozoan species, however, lack a free-living medusa stage and instead display a developmentally truncated form, called a medusoid or sporosac, which generally remains attached to the polyp.

Researchers have confirmed that the area of individual mitochondria generally remains constant, which means that the increase in the mitochondrial-to-cytoplasm area ratio is not the result of mitochondrial swelling.

This observation is contrary to wells abstracted for domestic uses only which are generally less frequented and hence the water generally remains clean (ones with less turbidity/suspended solids and matters).

The discrepancy between numerical and experimental results generally remains within an acceptable range of 15% which validates the capability and accuracy of the developed CFD simulations in predicting the flow characteristics.

The degree of risk excess generally remains unaltered through higher degrees of multivariate modelling, which is consistent with the findings in our population.

This generally remains true today.

The film generally remains unfunny, but in different registers.

This generally remains the situation to this day.