Sentence examples for because generous from inspiring English sources

It's small because generous has now [been] been defined by Germany, who are taking 800,000," Costello said.

French unemployment is very high partly because it is extremely difficult to lay off workers and because generous unemployment benefits discourage some from seeking work.

First, Nordic women may suffer lower earnings later in their careers because generous maternity leave encourages them to take long breaks to raise children earlier on, when male competitors are gaining valuable experience.

The strategy seems to work best in down markets, perhaps because generous dividend yields act as a price buffer when stocks are in a sharp decline.

That is because generous people have a generous nature.

This is only possible because generous donors, including the City and County of L.A. and the major banks that support the program, underwrite all the costs.

"The reason we survive is because of generous people and because we work our butts off".

This is because of generous payments offered to renewable energy producers through a mechanism called a Feed-in Tariff.

He could only attend Stanford because a generous individual believed in supporting the potential of an unknown young person.

In March, global sales rose 26 percent from the previous year, partly because of generous incentives offered in the United States, while global production surged 80 percent.

The solar facilities, the first of which came online in 1984, were economically possible because of generous incentives from both the federal and state governments.