Sentence examples for you generally find from inspiring English sources

- Regarding severity of experienced problems, the response alternatives were "very", "fairly", "somewhat", and "not at all" to a generic question "How problematic do you generally find it to handle sickness-certification of patients?" and to 16 specified problems.

What you generally find are parents and young children, and teenagers horsing around.

If you generally find this sort of thing tedious, fear not.

Assuming there's a beginning, a middle and an end, the middle is where you generally find the best descriptive writing.

It's sad to have children and not spend time with them, so you generally find that women film-makers are like me, and had children very young.

It's hard to find the right words to describe Mr. Bush's appearance except to say that you generally find this level of performance on a talk show only when the guest is a troubled actress facing a midlife crisis.

"Some banks do still offer product discounts to customers but you'll generally find you can get a better deal by looking elsewhere," says Michelle Slade of Moneyfacts.

Corporate money has indeed found its way into tea-party coffers, but if you attend a tea-party event you will generally find that it is indeed a self-organised gathering of citizens dismayed by what they see as the irresponsible behaviour of an out-of-control government.

With cars, you will generally find that scammers try to get you to send them money in advance, for whatever reason.

Although most devices that support Netflix allow you to create an account through that device, you will generally find it faster and easier to create your account on a computer.

So if you compare our forecasts to those of our competitors, what you'll generally find is that we are higher than the other methods on our estimate of Mr. Obama's standing in the national popular vote, but lower than the others in the individual states.