Examples of 'generalising' in a sentence
Meaning of "generalising"
generalise (verb) - To generalise means to form a general conclusion or statement based on specific instances or information. It involves applying a principle or observation to a broader range of cases or situations
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- present participle of generalise
How to use "generalising" in a sentence
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People politically generalising against the system.
Generalising about a certain group of people is dangerous.
I am also very aware of the dangers of generalising.
Generalising about people who practice a religion is.
I use it while recognising that it is a generalising term.
You are generalising from a single incident.
All this illustrates the difficulty of generalising.
Generalising results should therefore be approached with caution.
I appreciate your care about not generalising.
You are generalising and its unfair.
It is obviously hard to say without generalising.
I think you are generalising hastily from a single example.
Relatively hyperbolic groups are a class generalising hyperbolic groups.
Generalising safety net provisions in the event of market crisis.
It is true we have to be careful of generalising when we talk of youth.
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He was generalising upon modern society.
There are essentially two ways of generalising an algebraic theory.
Generalising can only be done if the sample is representative of the population.
Great care must be taken in generalising these findings.
Generalising this gives.
For instance by generalising agreements.
Generalising and patterns.
I think you are generalising a little.
Generalising the negative.
Recognise unconscious bias and avoid generalising and stereotyping.
We are generalising here of course.
It is hard to speak without generalising.
And in this context generalising about cultural differences is unavoidable.
Prefer specialising to generalising.
Generalising of threat.
I am very aware of the dangers of generalising from a single case study.
I am largely generalising and would remind you that there are exceptions to all generalisations.
But enough generalising.
Generalising such practices in the context of a common monitoring and evaluation framework could be costly.
They are not generalising.
His approach towards political issues has been described as individual in nature rather than generalising.
You are generalising.
This general strike had hardly any effect in terms of amplifying and generalising struggles.
Generalising the call for tenders procedure could favour all the pressures for eliminating universal service.
You are in danger of generalising.
This is the first EU law generalising the obligation to inform and consult employees.
The sheer variety of religious experience and expression should make people wary about generalising.
The selection of cases is a critical step for generalising and answering evaluation questions.
The Virgo man likes to analyse details and abhors generalising.
This may provoke a setback in generalising the early enrolment of Romani children in school.
The case study design chosen for this study reduces the probability of generalising the results.
Generalising qualifiedmajority voting in the Council to all cases where the codecision procedure applies.
I would ask you also to remember that I am generalising and not being specific.
Lukács is generalising from positions developed by Lenin during the First World War.
Now of course I am generalising here.
