Sentence examples for available generous from inspiring English sources

Npas4, which has very recently been described [ 24] as an important activity-dependent transcription factor regulating inhibitory synapse formation in the GABAergic system, was up-regulated in GKO mice and was the only novel transcript for which IHC grade antibodies were readily available (generous gift of Michael Greenberg).

When the tuition changes were announced, Hunter College immediately made available a generous package of grants, interest-free loans and other payment plan assistance according to the individual needs of the students.

Make available a generous supply of vegetables, fruits, and whole-grain products.

"Not only do additional loans look necessary next year but longer-term loans may eventually need to be made available on more generous terms," he said.

Executives at the financially weaker carriers have argued that they will not be eligible for the program if the loans are not made available on more generous terms.

It takes a very nice available space and generous proportions and puts in a bunch of stuff so it looks good".

Despite Fielding's four extra victories and three year age advantage, Smith is the heavy betting favourite at 2/7, with his opponent available at very generous odds of 3/1.

With rather more free time on his hands than he might have wanted, Michael Gove has started tweeting at every available opportunity, with generous use of emojis suggesting a mid-life crisis.

Similarly, private-equity firms took on too much debt during the credit bubble, when it was available on absurdly generous terms, and are now having to make value-destroying cuts at many of the companies in their portfolios as a result.In some ways the current travails of Goldman Sachs (see article) epitomise the problem.

SIPP and CPS data provide no evidence that these other social insurance programs have become more available or more generous over the period in question –if anything, they show the reverse to be true.

State and local governments were eager for Bernsten to locate what he envisioned were as many as six plants in their regions, and they offered available land, and generous tax incentives.