Sentence examples for a highly generous from inspiring English sources

Consider France, another country that is much bigger and more diverse than Denmark, but also maintains a highly generous welfare state paid for with high taxes.

Dozens of companies signed leases in the late 1990's under a Clinton administration program that offered highly generous incentives and, apparently because of a bureaucratic error, omitted the escape clause.

At issue are the highly generous terms of a tunnel deal that state officials agreed to in 2011 — and locked in for 58 years — with a Swedish construction company and a finance group.

Then give people a set of choices that range from basic coverage to highly generous expensive coverage and let them decide how much money they want to spend.

A missionary, operating on this premise, may experience herself as highly generous, because she is.

Circulation is sclerotic, fourteen thousand being the official, and highly generous, assessment.

"What are my chances?" The last bookies I checked were quoting 50/1, and I reckon that's highly generous.

Belokon and his company VB Football Assets paid £1.8m in July 2006 for 20% of the club shares and then caused £2.7m of loans "on highly generous terms" to be advanced to Segesta and the Oystons.

The White House recanted Mr. Brennan's assertions about the human shield the next day, and news media accounts later suggested that the $1 million price put on Bin Laden's compound in the affluent hamlet of Abbottabad was highly generous.

And it's that prosperity which makes it possible for CA to maintain its university system (for now), along with its highly generous compensation levels for faculty and administration.

But Shorten ran a far stronger race than the Liberals expected, based on bold policies for higher spending on education and health and cuts to highly generous tax concessions to which better-off Australians have become accustomed, for housing investments and retirement savings.