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Meanings of generally better in English

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Usage of generally better in English
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But the French designs in shipbuilding were generally better than the English.
All Afloat: A Chronicle of Craft and Waterways
2
And, it's brought results that are generally better than the worst imaginable.
Reuters
3
It was generally better not to sit on the filthy tram seats.
Red Planet Blues
4
Results: Health status in the fire-fighters was generally better than in NWAHS controls.
Pubmed
5
Pregnancy test results for spring calving herds seem generally better than last year.
Radio NZ
6
The conditions are generally better to bat against the new ball in India.
The South African
7
Character roles, she said, were generally better written than starring roles.
The new yorker
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Besides, it's more dignified to walk-andthe view is generally better.
First among sequels
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In addition, localization ability was generally better with two implants than with one.
Pubmed
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The aged are generally better in hot winds, unless they suffer from disease.
The Art of Living in Australia / Together with Three Hundred Aus...
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The wrong opinion is generally better organized than the right opinion.
Woodrow Wilson as I Know Him
12
Roses of one year are generally better than those of the year before.
The Vizier of the Two-Horned Alexander
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Two heads are generally better than one if you're up against a snag.
The Moon out of Reach
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It's generally better to be straight, and face facts, however disagreeable.
The Helpmate
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The agreement between reference methods was generally better than between reference and alternative methods.
Pubmed
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Manufacturing is far more labour-intensive than electricity generation, and its jobs generally better paid.
The Guardian
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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