Sentence examples for a more generous helping from inspiring English sources

We wished only for a more generous helping of melting onion and green pepper.

Less supple pappardelle could have used more time on the stove and a more generous helping of a savory duck and wild mushroom sauce.

Despite all the pressure, despite the mobilisation of political will, despite all the promises of speedier and more generous help, that is the brutal truth.

The most welcome bit of budget news for those on low to middle incomes was the decision to change the government's childcare support plans to offer more generous help to families eligible for universal credit in which both parents work.

The prime minister's call for EU countries to discourage refugees from travelling to Europe by providing more generous help for the camps in the region was given added potency after Germany, which had said that all Syrian refugees were welcome, reintroduced border controls with Austria on Sunday.

On Thursday, he criticized the European Union for not doing enough to assist Syrians who have sought shelter and asylum in Europe, suggesting a more generous outreach could help ease the refugee burdens imposed on Syria's neighbors.

The best way to help them is with more training, better health care, a more generous earned income tax credit and so on.

A more generous assessment, and a glimpse at how officials hope the new structure can help citizens, came from Wang Qiang, 34, the owner of an electronics factory.

Congress eventually voted a more generous settlement.

Others had a more generous interpretation.

Now, a more generous uncle has emerged: the European taxpayer.