Sentences with phrase «makes generalisation»

In addition, the sample size was quite small which makes generalisation of the results difficult.

Way to make generalisations.

[83] Only after being told by the Labour Party leadership that the comment was unacceptable did she apologise for «any offence caused», claiming that she had not intended to «make generalisations about white people».

She said: «I understand people have interpreted my comments as making generalisations about white people.

It was that it did make generalisations about white people.

So if you want to make a generalisation you can say «eat these whole, unprocessed, nutrient - dense foods as often as possible and consider eliminating some of the most commonly problematic foods for a period of time to see how they influence or affect you.»

I don't think I intended to make a generalisation that figurative painting is without ambiguity and that abstract will be full of it, but I now see that is what I did.

In terms of the cost of building to the Passivhaus standard, it may be a topic I come back to revisit at some stage, but costs are often so project specific that it's very hard to make generalisations.

As with everything there is a danger in making generalisations, as, for example, are also many very loving parents of autistic children, and each case needs to be understood individually, unlike present trend to fit every child into a label which mitigates against thinking and understanding.

The existence of so many factors means it difficult to make generalisations about the father's role.

Not exact matches

I return the charge: in that post aimed falsely at society, you were facetious, you did not engage with my points, you did not specify what exactly was wrong with my attitude, you psycho - analysed my words, you made broad sweeping generalisations.

Oddly, some of the angriest in the discussion do not make use of current relevant material, and often prefer older stuff or rather stale generalisations.

It is interesting to look at some more sweeping generalisations often made by psychologists: that men are more oriented towards rights and justice, women more towards responsibility and caring (and, yes, self - giving); or, to put it another way, male identity is forged in relation to the world, and female identity awakened in a relationship of intimacy with other persons; or, further, that «development», in the male mode, implies establishing the independence of «self» from others, while in the female mode self is developed by relating to others.

«At the moment, we're seeing generalisations being made about water use, such as that it takes 15 000 L of water to produce 1 kg of a product,» says Dr Ridoutt.

I think you are making a lot of generalisations that aren't true about the physicality of our team based on our lack of silverware.

For example, in the above article, only one case of death has been reported — however, it is not reported why the accident happened (were the nursery staff not made aware that the child was wearing a neckless / it should have been taken off prior to bedtime; did the nursery staff not check the sleeping children frequently (contrary to what hollywood would make you believe, it takes about 3 minutes to suffocate to death); did the parent negligently buy a necklace that was too long; etc.) so we should not jump to generalisations that all necklaces are unsafe — necklaces are only unsafe in certain circumstances.

Ideally — and particularly when offset against virtually 100 % hospital births in the rest of Europe — better evidence is needed before generalisations are made on the merits of planned home birth.

In seeking root causes, it is tempting but futile to make sweeping generalisations about the backgrounds of young people who commit crime.

It's worth remembering that ideology has severe limits: it can only make broad generalisations without anything concrete on individual lives, dealing with our own contradictions or how to balance extremes in any situation.

Will: for someone not trained in political theory, Blond certainly doesn't seem averse to making sweeping generalisations about intellectual and political traditions in political theory.

She was forced to apologise for her «generalisations about white people», but only after her initial attempts to shrug it off as having been taken «out of context» just made the gaffe worse.

While attempting to figure out exactly what jobs will exist in the next couple of decades is largely an exercise in crystal ball gazing, perhaps we can make a few generalisations based on the latest generation of technology.

You make an awful lot of generalisations about what car owners that you have never met want from a car.

But then you started to drop some generalisation bombs and I feel the need to comment on them — although Paula has already made some pertinent points.

Which is in and of itself a sexist statement, as it makes sweeping generalisations about an entire gender.

I have no problem with any writer choosing to publish as he or she feels is right for them and as long as they know what they're doing and take the trouble to learn the facts and not make sweeping generalisation.

There are a lot of generalisations made about the quality of self - published writing by people who don't actually know what they're talking about.

The Futurist movement is easy prey for the kind of historical generalisation and polemical flourish that makes for a sellout exhibition.

The same applies to Money and sleep (I know this is a generalisation but none can refute the fact) It is what we we make use of NOW, at this very instant that matters.

In passing, if I may make a very broad generalisation about a very large and diverse community, Indian women seem very earthed to me, the men are more more likely to be taken up with impractical ideas and fancies.

Just as with climate science denial, creationism, etc, once the irrational jump is made and the emotional lock - in occurs, it is followed with a farrago of cherry picking, generalisation and specious arguments.

Broad generalisations can be made, for example a unique or classic car is likely to lose its value purely by the fact that it has been repaired whereas a standard family saloon is not.

As you recall your story, don't insult yourself or make any sweeping generalisations about who you are as an employee.

However, there are some generalisations that can be made about the kind of employability skills that graduates should have acquired during their time in university, and the personal strengths they should have had the opportunity to develop.

Employers, they feel, make assumptions and generalisations about how expensive they may be to hire, how long they will stay, their fit in a younger team and their level of technology skills.

They will learn to make informed generalisations about PAT - R Comprehension data and identify what teachers need to know and be able to do to improve students» reading comprehension skills.

They will learn to make informed generalisations about PAT - Maths data and identify what teachers need to know and be able to do to improve students» maths skills.