Meanings of generally able in English

Previously, companies that suffered robberies were generally able to recover their vehicles.

Kiametia is generally able to hold up her end of an argument.

The laser was in generally able to cut the gingerbread and the designs held up well.

He was generally able to keep it down.

Janet, however, was generally able to read aloud.

But the new woman, having fresh and outside interests, is generally able to talk of them delightfully.

Our immune systems are generally able to defeat them but occasionally illness results from exposure to these agents.

Nonetheless, until the beginning of this decade the LFF was generally able to boast one or two significant premieres.

Domestic animals are generally able to discern the presence of their deadly enemy long before a human eye, can perceive it.

According to SAPO in Mthatha, the branch is generally able to process 1 000 applicants a day.

But at least the native populations were not driven to despair, and were generally able to feel that they were justly treated.

Though unacquainted with the language of many of the tribes to which the captives belonged, he was generally able to make himself understood.

The poorer classes rarely tasted flesh meat, except bacon, which latter cottagers in the country were generally able to command, every cottage having its pig.

When a tiger springs on an elephant, the latter is generally able to shake him off under his feet, and then woe be to him.

In what little you see around you do you think that girls are generally able to marry the men upon whom they set their hearts?

Suffice it to say that his argumentation in that chapter is so feeble as to seem almost incredible in so generally able a writer.]