Sentence examples for be quite generous compared from inspiring English sources
Even with the Tricare increases, said Robert F. Hale, the Pentagon comptroller, "it would still be quite generous compared to typical private-sector plans".
When you talk to donors they wonder "why am I giving to you?" Wealthy people in the UK by and large are quite generous compared with most countries, but they are used to giving to the arts or health charities.
That's quite generous compared to how similar incubators like Idealab and Minor Ventures have operated in the past, keeping up to 90% of equity and giving employees just 10% or so.
In fact, compared to an awful lot of employers, six strikes is actually deemed to be quite generous.
She said: "The six strikes policy is actually not dreadful at all, in fact compared to an awful lot of employers, six strikes is actually deemed to be quite generous.
I think you can be quite generous here.
You will need to be quite generous with the seasoning.
On the other hand, many airlines will be quite generous on non-compensation issues such as providing refreshments and hotels.
This was not, as it might appear, spiteful, but actually was intended to be quite generous.
He noted the plan is still quite generous compared with many other plans in the area; the monthly premium for an individual is $106.
