Sentence examples for would generally have from inspiring English sources

In addition, after early to mid May 2009 patients with suspected influenza A/H1N1 2009 infection included within the general practice virological surveillance schemes would generally have had an extra reason to attend their general practitioner, such as "serious illness," owing to the recommendation that people with "uncomplicated" influenza symptoms should not visit their GP 11).

That too would generally have ended mid-chest.

If Congress did not disapprove the recommendations, insurers would generally have to provide the benefits.

An underrepresented minority applicant placed in the same cell would generally have been admitted.

Patients would generally have to exhaust their rights to administrative appeals before they could sue.

Under Mr. Flanders' plan, firefighters and police officers would generally have to work until age 60.

But any airport could request them, and the federal government would generally have to honor such requests.

Mr. Raynor said the workers would generally have no out-of-pocket medical costs under the new contract.

In fact, Chicago's 71-91 record was actually better than its run-differential would generally have produced.

I'd generally have a few sausages with fried potatoes.

"It was always, I thought, a rather cursory attendance when she was there; lack of interest, and she'd generally have her two Blackberries and was texting most of the time".