generally speaking

Generally speaking the close or recent past may be considered during the same day as the present time.

Generally speaking, I'm not too happy about the whole thing.

This is because men, generally speaking, like to feel that they are in control.

"Generally speaking, when companies start making money again, they like to add jobs and get more space."

I should like to ask what the Commission's position is, generally speaking.

They, generally speaking, have too great a faith in the power of common sense and reason.

Generally speaking, social policy has not been able to accept this.

I think generally speaking I'm well thought of in the alliance.

Generally speaking, we should apply common sense to today's problems.

"But generally speaking, last week the average waiting time was half an hour."

"Generally speaking, old people live with their children," he said.

But a virtue, generally speaking, does some good to everybody.

Generally speaking, she said, the quotes should be within about 5 percent of one another.

To be honest, generally speaking this is a difficult question to answer.

Generally speaking, the further south you go, the warmer it will be.

Generally speaking, in terms of being alive, that was a bad sign.

Generally speaking, the people there are from all walks of life.

Generally speaking, it advocates for women's rights at a local and national level.

Generally speaking, it is viewed as something that should be kept private.

Generally speaking, these policies have been well received by the Chinese public.

There's generally speaking less public violence in society, with or without drink.

Generally speaking this surgery has a very high success rate.

But generally speaking, he was a man to fight shy of.

They only glow when they're out in the open, generally speaking.

Generally speaking, nuclear plants were designed for a life of about 30 years.