Sentence examples for because of the generous from inspiring English sources

The Archives for Women in Medicine exists because of the generous support of donors.

The tournament has been popular among players, partly because of the generous prizes.

The president has said he has avoided taxes because of the generous deductions given to real estate owners like himself.

A spokesman says this is partly because of the generous maternity pay, but also the support given to returning mothers.

Because of the generous system of social services, tax rates on corporations, individuals, and goods and services are all relatively high in comparison with other countries.

Supporters of the changes dismissed suggestions landlords would flee the market, because of the generous tax concessions still available to investors.

In a year of famine people can hardly feed their own kin, while in a year of plenty they feast casual visitors not because they are alternately heartless and generous but "because of the difference in the amount of food to be had".

The residential program there operates on weeklong sessions because of the more generous vacation leave allowance in France, said Kristen Lynas, Insead's director of executive degrees.

Because of the less generous terms of PBGC's pension formula, some steelworkers lost 50percentt of their expected pensions as well as their health benefits.

State governments have gone into the red, he said, in part because of the excessively generous pay and benefits that unions have been able to negotiate for teachers, police, firefighters and other state and local employees.

But he claimed this was because of the unusually generous rights attached to such bonds in the event of a default – and not because of any pressure brought to bear by shareholders with a vested interest.