Sentence examples for be less generous than from inspiring English sources

Although the bill would still offer tax credits to low- and middle-income people for the purchase of insurance, these credits would, in general, be less generous than those available under the current law, and the income cutoff for financial-aid eligibility would be lower.

Ms. French said that I.B.M. had recently raised her health care premiums and that when her husband retires from the company, their health care benefits would be less generous than those received by previous generations of retirees.

But those plans would probably be less generous than Medicaid and could cost the federal government more.

The traditional defined benefit pensions would still be an option, but those benefits might be less generous than the plan for current public workers.

That payment might be less generous than the one she would receive in the existing system, depending on where she lives.

But the new phase of the plan will be less generous than the current one and will not include Cadillacs, Corvettes and some Saturn vehicles.

Rich countries are being less generous than usual.

This arrangement is less generous than the current rules.

Mr. Huang, not surprisingly, is less generous than many are with praise of the late strongman.

The only surprise is that this time it is less generous than usual.

But Ryanair's cabin-baggage rules are less generous than its rivals.