Sentence examples for become generous with from inspiring English sources
Become Generous with your Services Once you have a sufficient knowledge of your industry it is an ideal time to begin volunteering your services to help others.
The shrimp cocktail arrived with such XXX-large shrimp that normally reluctant sharers became generous.
The flight logs provided by the agency show that it has become increasingly generous with its unmanned aerial vehicles.
It has become more generous with visas for Western journalists, favouring those sympathetic to its claims to be resisting foreign meddling.
One reason is that the scheme has become more generous, with the number of paid leave days for the first child being bumped up from 180 to 480.
However, Mr. Harteveldt said, "if demand for paid seats on airlines goes down, the airlines will become more generous" with their frequent travel awards.
We must hope that the developed economies will become more generous with their intellectual property and financial resources; and, in return, that the emerging economies will supply not just their raw materials and cheaper workers, but more importantly their sheer human vitality and inventiveness.
In recent years, the terms of the loans and high-yield bonds backing leveraged buyouts have become increasingly generous to issuers, with great flexibility for incurring additional debt.
As public offerings become less generous, venture capitalists will step in with some of their own excess cash.
If our experience with block grants serves as precedent, it is most likely to become less generous over time.
