Sentence examples for with a generalised from inspiring English sources

some of the antipathy towards Muslims comes from people with a generalised dislike of anyone different.

They seem deliberately to be conflating divestment from these illegal activities with a generalised boycott of Israel.

Not content to skate over the facts – such as they are known – he adds insult to Georgian injury with a generalised attack on the Georgian national character.

And given that this disjuncture is usually deeply personal, and relates to a personalised problem with a generalised image, autobiography becomes the best possible form for this articulation to take.

Less attractive (but effective) lubricants for democracy include patronage, pork-barrel spending and special-interest voting.Deference, the coping mechanism now spurned in Britain, lives on in a surprising number of places, happily co-existing with a generalised contempt for politicians.

Though it reflected many deeply held political and economic grievances, particularly the feeling that the heathen foreigners were interfering with a part of the world to which they were alien, the uprising was consistently articulated as a defensive action against the inroads missionaries and their ideas were making in India, combined with a generalised fight for freedom from western occupation.

Analysis was performed with a generalised linear mixed model.

Conclusions: PROM is not associated with a generalised reduction in the hydroxyproline content of amnion.

Landscape dynamics was modelled with a Generalised Linear Model combining environmental and land use factors.

A delayed rejection, adaptive Metropolis algorithm is used with a generalised likelihood to calibrate the models.

In this paper, the effective-stress analysis method has been used in conjunction with a generalised elasto-plasticity constitutive model implemented into a finite element procedure.