Sentence examples for will generally not from inspiring English sources

New Yorkers will generally not receive these letters.

The one thing that will generally not be necessary this year, he said, is grub control.

People who are already sick will generally not be eligible for the new product.

But it appears that "Radio-Canada" will generally not be seen or heard by listeners, viewers and readers.

Theoretically, the bag hits with enough punch to knock down an assailant, but expands to a size that will generally not penetrate the skin.

In another shift, the I.R.S. will generally not prosecute taxpayers who come forward voluntarily, provided they are not drug dealers, arms merchants or others with ill-gotten gains.

If it is neither, it will generally not matter that the community has made the same use of the same tracts of land for generations.

Since there is no longer a requirement for small companies to submit their accounts to independent audit, the difference in accounting costs will generally not be substantial.

A suicidal person whose way off a bridge turns out to be blocked will generally not find another bridge; he will go home.

Mr. Bailey says most courts will generally not see the additional occupant as a "change in the subtenancy" and may not allow the board to bar the roommate.

This approach will generally not yield a decoupling of control variables.